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ADVERTISEMENTS.

GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,

HARDWARE, STEAM GOODS,

GILLBC, MOTT & CO.,

Corner C and Taylor Streets, Virginia.

CILLIC, MOTT & CO.,

Carson Street, Carson City, N. T.

CILLIC, MOTT & CO.,

Aurora, Nevada Territory.

CILLIC, MOTT & CO.,

bacramento and San Francisco, Cal.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

IN ALL KINDS OP

l,iy lk$

STEAM GOODS,
BELTtSMG, GAS PIPE,

Stef ©§,f It aid iSffiff ©r WiFij

Agricultural Implements, Etc., Etc.

J|®°"Have on hand Bar and Sheet Iron, Copper, Nails, Anvils,
Bellows, Rope, Gas Pipe, Brass Goods, &c.,

ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD

^^T THE! I_iO'W^:EST P\.i^TEIS-

CILLIC, MOTT & CO.,

Corner C and Taylor Streets, Virginia.

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ADVERTISEMEXTS.

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Bpine practical Boiler Makers ol mnfr experience, confining oui whole time and attention exolu-
Rively to one branch of business, and using the best q\iaWy and brands of Boiler and Sheet-Iron and
Boiler Tubes, we are enabled to turn out work of the best quality-, at reasonable prices, and war-
ranted according to order. Those in want of anything in the above lint are invited to give us a call.
<^ Orders from the country, by express or otherwise, with a remittance or satisfactory refer-
ence, will b« promptly executed and shipped as ordered.

Parttcniar attention paid to tite Repairing of Steam Boilers.

RF.KER To— The Oi'hir Co., Gon.D & Cckry Co., Ck.ntral Milt., St. I,oris Mill, A. B. Paul, Supt.
Washoe G. and S. Mining Co. No. 1. Silvkr Citt Quartz Mill Co., Churchill & Co., Eastern Stora
f'o., and to all the mills now in Nevada Territory.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HI

OK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.

OEIO. 13:. BE]I-.I_.,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,

611 Montgomery Street,

Corner of MercUant,

San Francisco^

Receives subscriptions for any periodical published in the United States
or Europe, among which are the following :

2 50

50

PER ANNUM

London Art Journal.lO 00

Athenaeum 11 00

TheCornhillMag... 5 5ii

Temple Bar 5 50

London Society 5 50

Sixpenny Magazine. 4 00
English Women's Do

niestic Magazine . . 4 00
Intellectual Observ'r 5 50
The Mining & Smelt-
ing Magazine 6 00

Hunt's Merch't Mag. 5 50
The American Agri-
culturist 2

Phrenological Jour. . 2
Water Cure Journal . 2
Missouri Republican. 3
Forney's War Press. 3
Littell's Living Age, 7

Yankee Notions 2

Nick Nax 2

Budget of Fun 2

Merrymau's Monthly 2
Literary Companion. 3
Flag of Our Union . . 3
Waverley Magazine. 3

N.Y. Ledger 3 00

N. Y. Mercurv 3 00

N. Y. Leader". 3 00

N. Y. Home Journal. 3 00
N. Y. Indi'pendent. . .
The Horticulturist.. .
Banner of Light. . . ,
Herald of Progress..
The Irish American..
The Scottish Ameri-
can Journal 3 50

PER ANXUM.

Harper's Monthly... $3 50

Godey's Lady's Book 3 50

Atlantic Monthly. ... 350

Leslie's Family Mftg. 3 50

Knickerbocker Mag.. 3 50

Continental Monthly. 3 50

Arthur's Home Mag. 2 50

Peterson^s Ladies' •' . 2 50

Merry's Museum. ... 1 50

The j-ittle Pilgrim.. 1 50

The Boy's Own Mag. 4 On

Every Bov's Mag. . . 4 00

LeBonTonofFash'n 5 50

The World of Fash'ii 5 50

Eclectic Magazine. . . 5 50

Ballou's Magazine... 2 50

Once a Week, monthly
parts 5 50

Good Words 4 .00

St. James' Magazine . 5 50

The Leisure Hour. . . 4 00

Hall's Jour, of Health 1 50

London Lancet 5 50

Braithwaite's Retro-
spect, Medical

All the Year Round,
(English edition) . .

Chambers' Journal,
(monthly) 3 50

Blackwood's Edinb'g
Magazine 3 50

The Four Foreign Re-
views & Blackwood. 1 2 00

S.F. Weekly AltaCaL 5 00

Weekly Bulletin 5 ©0

Sac. Weekly Union ..500

Congressional Globe

and Appendix 8 00

Agency for the Art Union of ZiOndon.
Subscriptions received for the Annual Distribution of Paintings and other Works

of Art.
Any Newspaper. Magazine, Review, or other Periodical not mentioned in the

above list will be furnished to order.

Special attention will be paid to importing books that may be wanted and can-
not be otherwise obtained.
A general assoriment of books always on hand, including all the new publications.

PER ANNUM-

Harper's Weekly. ... 3 50
N.Y. Illust'd News.. 3 50
Leslie's Ulustd Paper 3 50
New York Illustrated

Zeitung 3 50

Illustrated Lon. News

(with all Sup.).... 13 00
Illust'd London News

of the World 13 00

London Week. Times.lO 00
London Weekly Dis-
patch 13 00

Bell's Life in London.l3 00

London Punch 6 50

The Spectator 13 00

The Sat'day Review. 13 00

Public Opinion 11 00

The London Mining

Journal 12 00

Scientific American.. 3 50
The Country G<intle-

man 2 50

Wilkes' Spirit of the

Times 4 00

N. Y. Weekly Clipper 3 50

Boston Journal 3 50

Bo.'^ton Transcript. ..350

Boston Pilot 3 50

N. Y. Herald for Cal. 3 50
N. Y. Weekly Tribune
N. Y. Weekly Times.
N.Y. Weekly World.
Leslie's History of the

War, 12Nos 4

Harper's History of

the Rebellion, 12

Nos i

50
50
50

00

Od

Beyers m Fruiters' Cards, Card BO'ard, Bill Hea4 Paper8< &o.

IV

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GIDEON E. MOORE,

ja^jyj^TD

No. 334 Montgomery Street,

SAN FRANCISCO.

GOLD AND SILVER BULLION

melted and assayed and the returns made after the lapse of twenty-four to forty-
eight hours, at a charge of one-quarter of one per cent, on the value of the gold,
and one per cent, on th« value of th« silver they contain, no charge being
less than three dollars. All assays of Bullion are guaranteed to within the limits-
of accuracy fixed by law at the U. S. Branch Mint.

In the DEPARTMENT OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY the Laboratory is
furnished with every requisite for the accurate performance of delicate analytical
work of every d<?scription such as :

Analyiis of Minerals^ Mineral Waters, Brines^ Guanos,

Soils, Products of the Arts^ etc., etc.

Investigations XJndertaken

AND

ADVICE FURNISHED

On the various appliciitiona of Chemistry to the arts and nianufaetures.

REFKRENCES:

Prok. J.. D, WHITNEY^ State GEoi.oGisr, ALSOP & CO.,

San trrnidsco. San Francisco.

JOHN PARROTT, " SATHER & CO., "

D. 0. MILLS, Sacramento.

HODGE & WOOD^ Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., B> J^

ADVERTISEMENTS-

J. G. KELLOGG,

J. HEWSTON, Jr.

J. H. STEARNS.

KELLOGG, HEWSTON & CO.,

, .11

AND

CHEMICAL LABORATORY,

Deposits for Uxrefixed Gold Bars will be returned in twenty-four hours. The
charge will be one-quarter of one per cent, for all amounts over $1,200, and three
dollars for any smaller amount. For Silver Bars one per cent, on the value of
the Silver, and one-quarter of one per cent, on the value of the Gold contained.
No charge being less than three dollars.

Charges of Refining per ounce, gross weight, after melting :

For huUion iinrler 300 parts o:olil....3 cts. I For bullion from 501 to 750 parts goW 7 cts.

For bullion from 301 to 600 parts g<ild 5 els. | For bullion over 750 parts gold... .10 cts.

For Bars of our own manufacture, a deduction from the above tariff is allowed,
imabing the refining charge as follows :

I Over 7i0 fine, 8 cents per ounce.

JSo charge for refining less than three dollars.

Under 3^0 fine, 2'^ cents per ouiiot\
301 to 600 tine. 4 cents per ounce.
501 to 750 fine, 5}^ cents per ounce.

Deposits for Coinage will be refined by us immediately, and deposited in the
United States Branch Mint, and returns made to Depositors on the same day the
returns are made to us. The charge for c(Jin will be one half of one per cent.,
being the same as charged by the United States Branch Mint.

Silver contained in the deposit will be accounted for to the Depositor in the
manner and at the rate customary at the Mint.

If required, returns will be made in Refinkd Bars in four days, at a charge of
-one-sixteenth of one per cent, on the value of all Gold Bars over $5,000, and one-
eighth of one ppr cent, on all under that amount, and one-half of one per ceut. on
the value of Silver Bars. No deposit of Gold less than twenty-five ounces, or of
Silver less than two hundred ounces, will be returned in Refined Bars.

Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Metals, Soils, Waters, and the Productions of Art,
WILL BE CAREFULLY EXECUTED.

Kefer to all the Bankers and Gold Dust Dealers in California.

•Direct Importers of Arnold's Genuiiie Writing Fluid

VI

ADVERTISEMEFTS.

ASSAY OFFICE

_AND—

iewie^ifaiyii

• OF—

»

HENTSCH & BERTON

Cor. Clay and Leidesdorff Streets,

ASSAYS GF GOLD, SILVER, QUARTZ

J^NT) SULPHURET.

Returns made in from twelve to twenty-four hours, in Coin or Bars,
at the option of the depositor.

Charges, one-quarter of one per cent, or |3 for lots under $1,200.

—ON—

NEW YORK,

HAMBURGH,

LIVERPOOL,

BERLIN,

LONDON,

PARIS,

FRANKFORT

GENEVA,

ON THE MAIN.

(SWITZERLAND,)

Deposits Received and GENERAL BANKING Business transacted.

CONSUL OP SWITZERLAND, HENRY HENTSCH.

HODGE & WOOD, Wlioksale Stationers, 41d & 420 Cla(y St., S. F«,

ADVERTISEMENTS. Vll

GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS,

g PALMER, KNOX $( CO.

CO

g Ml^lSrXJF^CTIJRJE

I iiei m%m\m mb imhimi

HH KNOX'S AMALGAMATOR,

M

gWith Palmer's Improved Steam Chest,

I WHEELER & RANDALL'S AMALGAMATOR, ETC, ETC.
^ Nos. 19, 21, 23 and 25 First Street,

SccCEssoK TO SIMS & FRAZER,

Oregon Street, between Washington and Davis,
and Front and Jackson Streets,

SAN FRANCISCO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters, Bank Taults, Grating,

Cemetery Railings, Etc.

All orders from the Interior, Oregon, Washington Territory, Vancouver's Island, British Colum-
bia, or any place on the Pacific coast, attended to with promptness and dispatch.

MR. SIMS appreciates the past liberal patronage of his friends and trusts he may continue to
merit it in the future. For the infornjation of strangers, he would say, that he feels confident
that his experience in his particular calling is surpassed by none on this coast, which his superior
work, sent to almost everj' town in California, Oregon, also Victoria and the Sandwich Islands, and
to be seen on some of the best buildings in San Francisco, fully attest.

A large assortment of SECONDH/iND shutters on hand for sale at low rates.

Dealers ia Blank 3ooks> Legal and Commeroial Blanks.

Vlll

ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. T. GARRATT,

Cur. Market and First Sts., Op. Oriental Hotel.
BRASS, ZINC, AND ANTI-FRICTION CASTINGS.

13ai»l>et jVtetal, Clxiil'oh and ©teaiii"boat Bells,
Ta^-erii and Hand Bells and Gongs,

FIRE ENGINES, FORCE & LIFT PUMPS,

Steam, Liquor, Soda, Oil, Water and Flange Cocks and Valves,

Of all descriptions made and repaired. Hose and all other joints. Spelter Solder
and Copper Kivets, etc.. Gauge Cocks. Cylinder Cocks. Oil Globe?. Steam Whistles,
Hydraulic Pipes, and Nozzles fur Mining purposes. Iron Steam Pipes furnished
with Fittings, etc. Coupling Joints of all sizes. Manufacturers of '-Garkatt's
Patent Improved Journal Metal"

]iKr TSFn laFr;

KITTREDGE & LEAVITT,

MANUFACTURERS OF

FIRE-PROOF DOORS &SHUTTEES,

VAULTS,

AWNINGS,

BALCONIES, IRON FENCE, STAIRS, &c.
Cor. Battery & Jackson Streets,

i3.A^T>Sr IE" II -A. T»a" O I s o o.

Constantly on hand a large assortment of Second Hand Fire Proof Doors and Shutters.

CLLLh,

GRATINGS,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

SAN FRAISrCISOO

N. E. Cor. Fremont and Mission Streets.

DEVOE, DINSMORE & CO.,

Having enlarged their business capacities this Spring, are prepared to do all work
ia their line of as good material and workiiiaaship as any party in the State

STEAM ENGINES, lIlGli OB LOW PRESSURE,

OF ANY REQUIRED POWER,

^mxU §V\\U, ^m pitfe, piniuj §xn\xp,

IDlSTlNi WHKLI FBI Mimm PMPOSES,

Wine Presses, Agricultural Tools, Etc.,
"BRODIE'S" IMPROVED WIND BLAST SEPARATOR

r-OK I>R,Y CRXJISHIIVG.

CASTINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER.

STEAM ENGINES ON HAND. ALL MACHINERY REPAIRED.

They refer to Engines made by them for the following Steamers and Mining
Companies :

2 Engines for Steamer Willamette,

2 do do Princess,

1 do do

2 do do
2 do do
\ do do
2 do do

Rambler, 1

Dashaway, |1

McClellau, jl

Goodwin Castle, |1

Lark, |1

il Engine for Steamer J. T. Wright,

|3 do Silver City Mining Co.,

1 do Daney Company,

{1 do Meeker & Co., G. "Valley.

jl do Sides Mining Company,

do Utah Mining Company,

do Temelic Mill.

AND NUMEROUS OTHERS.

Steam Power for Amalg^amatinj Ores.

We have accommodations fur parties wishing to amalgamate Ores, at

SAN FRANCISCO MACHINE WORKS,

COR. FREMONT & MISSION STREETS.

Sctool Books at Greatly Reduced Prices.
b

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ffihcmicat, pctallurgical and pining Mml

NO. r> FIRST S'PRKKT,

SAV FUANTGISCO

A LahoroAory is sjjecialhj fitted up for laMiig students
through a BegnJar Course of Analijtical Chemistry ; or
Assaying alone in all its hranches are taught. Special
attention is given to the Chemistry of Gold, Silver, Lead
and Copper Ores. THOMAS PRICE.

PoRTLA]sri> Boiler ^W^orks

!#ia

MOYNIHi^N & AITEEN,

AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,

MISSION ST., bet. Fremont & Beale, SAl ]?MISIlSi.

N. B. — All kinds of Boiler and Sheet Iron Work executed
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.

HAYNES & LAWTON,

IMPORTERS.

tt$tktt^, #

%tC,^

FRENCH CHINA,

TABLE CUTLERY.

B^-- Wc give ESPECIAL ATTENTION to

HOTEL AND BAR OUTFITS,

Which wc ai-e always prcj)are(l to furnish in the
MOST ELEGANT MANNER.

516 & 518 Sansome Street, cor. Merchant,

HODOE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

TARHEELER'S

This engraving- represents a perspective view ot a new amal-
gamator recently patented by Zenas Wheeler, of this city, as
it appears when at work.

Manufactured at MINERS' FOUNDRY,

AND AT THE

Dealers in Printers' Cards, Card Board/ Bill Head i'aperj, <lc*.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW PATENT CONCENTRATOR.

This machine is constructed upon the principle of a "center dis-'
charge" and vibrating disk. The pan may be made of iron, wood, or
other material, and of any convenient size, say from fonr to six feet in
diameter, having a journal under it, to hold it in position, and upon
■which to vibrate. This journal is hollow, and forms the discharge

iODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers) 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F,,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

pipe of the pan. The pan is so constructed that its center surface is
two or three inches higher than the surface at the periphery, and as it
is fed at the periphery, the sand must necessarily work its way up hill
to the center to find a discharge. This the lighter portion readily
does by the aid of the peculiar vibrating motion given to the pan — the
heavier portion, consisting of sulphurets, amalgam, or free gold,
remains near the circumference,

A represents a frame of wood upon which the pan is built and sup-
ported.

B is the pan which consists of a corrugated surface, radiating from
the center, as is shown in the engraving.

C is an amalgamated disk, one half of which only is shown, with a
bowl in the center, trom which the water and ore is equally distributed
over the disk, and passes down through the outer edge, into the corru-
gated pan below.

D is the outlet, or discharge for the excess of the concentrated mat-
ter, such as sulphurets, etc., while the machine i--. in iliotion. This dis-
charge is regulated by a gate or slide, which can be adjusted to any
r-equii-ed he ght, so as to allow the proper amount of concentrated mat-
ter to pass out from under the waste and lighter matter which finds
its egress through the center discharge.

E is the hollow journal through which the waste matter is dis-
charged,

F, the rods for supporting the pan and its contents,

G, the driving pully on the cam shaft.

H, cam for vibrating the pan. The form of this cam is an involute,
whose evolute is a circle, the cam being of the proper length to give
the pan a motion of about ten degrees vibration. This peculiar form
gives the pan nearly an equal velocity in every part of its vibration,
•causing it to stop and start so suddenly as to prevent the sand from
packing on the bottom of the pan.

I, a pipe for drawing ofi" the excess of mercury as fast as it accumu-
lates.

The working of the pan is substantially as follows : The pulp is fed,
.as already described, into a bowl in the center of the convex disk, C,
and flows out of this, evenly, over all parts of said disk, and down
through the holes in its periphery, into the corrugated pan below,
where the quicksilver, amalgam and heavy matter is collected by
means of inclined grooves near the outlet D ; the quicksilver, as fast
as it increases in excess, being constantly discharged through the bowl
and pipe at L, mto a dish by itself, while the sulphurets, as fast as
they accumulate, are discharged into another vessel through the open-
ing D ; the waste matter passes out through the hollow journal in the
center of the pan, and is discharged at E. it will thus be seen that
the entire operation of this pan is automatic, both in principle and fact.
Its great advantage over pans of similar construction consists in this
perpetual discharge of quicksilver and amalgam into one vessel, and
sulphurets into another, while the machine is in motion.

Birect Importers of Arnold's Genuine Wr jting Fluid.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIONEER WATER CURE

99

"DR. BOURNE'S BATHS,

Corner Montgomery and Post streets, Si^^K] [F[^i^[Kl©Di©@.

J83»Entrance on Post Street, adjoining the Grand Portal. •=©&
Tlilrteentlx "STeai- (1864.-5,) in San. ITranclsco.

DR. BOUKNE is the only old, experienced, scientific and competent Water
Cure Physician on this coast, and has IMPROVED upon the modes adopted at the
East and in Europe, so that by his QUICK modes cures are effected in an almost
incredible short time ; he therefore requests all persons not to discredit him by
supposing that he practices upon the SLOW system of the Hydropathic College
or other SLOW practitioners.

^^ fhe following diseases are cured (if curable) with the greatest celerity
and at the same time in the most pleasant and agreeable manner, viz : Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Consumption (incipient). Pleurisy, Fever and
Ao-Lie. all other Fevers, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Colds, Cough.s, O.ik Poisonixg, (for
which Dr. Bourne discovered the only scienlijic and certain cure.) Dy.-pepsia,
"Dreams," Sexual Weakness, the Removal of Mercury and all other Mineral
PoisoN.s, etc. ^

J^- Reasonable charges— quick cures— fair dealing, and no imposition.

" FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS."
Durine many years past I have known my improved mode of Water Cure treatment to be the
most speedy, pleasant, safe, and by tar the best employed in curing human ailments, and superior in
ra^lidity, certainty and comfort to that pur.sued by European and Eastern Wat^r Cnres ; and
alihoug.'i Irequently told that such was the case, yet the parties were not possesseil of sufficient
acquaintance with the minulia of Eastern practice to warrant the use of their testimonials ; but at
lenu-th a "entleman of education, intelligence and habits of cljse and critical observation, lias had
the°oppoi-tuiiity to form an opinion of my system and mode of treatment in contrast with the East-
ern, in the two principal cures. This is a copy of his note :

To Dk. Bouk.ne Dkak Siu : — Having sptut now about two months in the "Pioneer Water Cure,"

allow me, on leaving you, to address a few lines ol thanks to Jlrs. Andrews and yourself for your
kindness,' and of congratulation for the success wliich attends your efforts in the treatment of the
sick. I liave been a resident for many months of two of the principal Water Cures iu New York,
(Dr." Trail's, in the ciiy, and l)r Jackson's, in the western part of the State,) and had large oppor-
tunities of observing tueii- treatment and its success I feel, however, convinced that your cure
differs materially from theirs, not only in its mode and energy, but in the very speedy as well as
certam cure wliich it effects. I liave, happily, no sick friends, or I would urge a trial.

I am, dear sir, very truly yours, " JUHiN HUDY JAMES.

San Francisco, August ^6, 1861.

Contrasted with English Water Cures— The lest of the European. *

Sax Fr.*ncisco, Aug. 31, 1851- — Dr dourne — ./ear .Sir : — \.t your request I take this opportunity
to inform you, over my own signature, that I was several years in three of the leading Water
Cures of (.real Britain, viz : at Malvern, with Drs. Gully & Wilson, at Sudbrook Park, with Dr.
Ellis, and in London, with Dr. Clark, both as patient and assi>tant, and that having a strong par-
tiality for the Water Cure system, 1 took every opportunity afforded by observation and reading to
study the system as practiced by these distinguished physicians, and became perfectly familiar
■with it and know its results. I have been with Dr. Bourne upward of two years. I know hia
moiles ot treatment; they differ essentially from those pursued by the other gentlemen mimeu.
Dr. Bourne's results are equ illy as certain as theirs, ana at ained to with much greater rapidity;
in fact they would consider it preposterous to undertake the cures whicli Pr. Bourne effects in six
or eight weeks. KOBERT 6Ti,WAlU' MAlBLTH.

4®- The persistent efforts to detract from Dr. Bourne's standing as a Water Cure Physician
made lor some time past from inte esled and unworthy motives, has rendered it proper to publish
the above estimates of the positi'm he iiolds by geiitlemen competent to form a correct judgment,
fo that shallow pretension based upon the supposed superior mei its of others may be uuly appre-
ciated. If dei-p anil intelligent study, loug e.\pirience, (more than twenty-two years.) close and
critical ob-erva'ion, mature years and ardent devotion to one's profession, with a large and varied
practice, cousiitute any claim to the conSdence of a community In the qiialiricalions of an indi-
vidual as a pliysician, then Dr. Bourne claini.s that ol this community, as iho.se attributes of a
physician are Ins.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

ADVERTISEMF.NTS.

T. EODGERS JOHNSON,

ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
BfO. 325 M0KTG031ERY ST.,

Importer and Manufacturer of

'^rplias, |iaitiurs, Jlags, ^ilitarg Cinbroitej,

ROBES, fcAFS, SEALS,

and all Goods required by Societies, Military and Civic Parades.

J. X^EilK^ O JE,

Importer and Dealer in

415, 417 and 419 CAL.IFORXIA STREET,

Between Montgomery and Sansome,

Latest Styles of Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Bedding.
The Trade siipplied at tlie XjO'tv^est ■Wholesale Frices.

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Bfenks.

MERCAMLE GUIDE

AND

DIRECTORY

FOR

r

AND

COMPRISING

A General Bu:iiine«^s and Resident Directory

for those CJities, witli sketches of

their growth, development

and resources.

ALSO CONTAINING

Yaluable Historical and Statistical Matter

OF UNUSUAL INTEREST,

TOGETHER WITH THE ONLY

ACCURATE MINING DIRECTORY

YET PUBLISHED,

Giving the namt of the Mine, number of feet in each

claim, the District in which the same is located,

and the names of Secretaries, with their

respective places of business.

COMPILED BY

OB[.A^I=^I_.E]S OOLILiZISrS.

VIROITVIA.

1864-5.

Pbdhed by Agsew & DEiTEftiaHi Book asd Job PwsjsBSj.ail SiHSOuE Sisekij S. F*
C

M

\Z

S^

JNO. SIME & CO.,

San Francisco.

B. F. HASTINGS & CO.,

Sacramento.

A. K. GRm,

Virginia^

— OF —

B. P. Hastings & Co.

No. 35 SOUTH C STREET,

YIRGIMA, ST. T.

I33E1.-A.'\;^ 03Xr

JNO. SIME & CO., San Francisco, California.

B. F. HASTINGS & CO,, Sacramento,

THOS. FINDLEY & CO., Grass Valley,

H. MAEDIR & CO., Nevada,

DECKER & JEWETT, Marysville,

BOURS & CO., Stockton,

JNO. W. COLEMAN & CO., Austin, N. T.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD ON
BANK OF THE STATE OF NB^W YORK, New York.
BULLION Purchased, and advances made on same.
DEPOSITS, General and Special, received.

^CLlle/±Lan.& in. cltui /za/t af J^ejUuCLcla. ^a^i'Ltcj'Ji,
— DEPOSITED WITH —
CrOIHIJSr SI]yLEl cS3 C^CD., S^ix ZF'i-a.ixclsco,

OR

^^WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION."'^

I^HEFACTORY-.

In making our debut in the present form, custom and precedent
demands a review of our labors and the object we have endea-
vored to attain. In the historical and general review, our aim
has been to give an accurate and truthful record of current
events, rather than an elaborate and lengthy history of matters
outside the general limits of a Directory. In the compilation
of the work, accuracy and facts have been our aim, and to what
extent our efforts have been successful, we leave the reader to
determine.

Neither time, labor or expense have been spared to render the
Resident and Business Directory complete and perfect. The
Mining Directory required much time and labor in its produc-
tion, and stands prominent among the attractive features of the
work. The idea having become prevalent that we were collect-
ing names for a " draft," caused the iceak-kneed (a few of whom
are to be found in every community) to refuse to give their
names. To this class particular attention has been given. Their
names will be found in alphabetical order.

The various corporations (with one exception) rendered every
assistance and information desired. The exception above alluded
to was the " Gould Sf Curry. ^' One of the surplus or sub-super*
iutendents, who has not an enviable reputation for either good
sense or p^atriotism, threw every obstacle in the way of our ob-
taining the names of the workmen ; but through exertion and
strategy, the names were finally procured and will appear in
their proper place in the work.

The inaccuracies and imperfections of previoi\s works, claim-
ing the name of Directories for this Territory, had created a

12 PREFACE.

popular distrust and prejudice which required no small amount
of exertion and argument to overcome ; but with a strong belief
in our humble experience and ability, and with perseverance as
our motto, we proceeded with our task, and the work now prer
sented is the result of our labors.

The general review contains brief notices of public and pri-
vate enterprises, churches, schools, military, benevolent and other
societies, brief notices of the different fire companies, stage lines,
routes of travel, city improvements, etc.

Our aim has been to make the work a source of information
for strangers and a convenient hand-book of reference for resi-
dents. The patrons of the present work are assured that no
pains or expense will be spared to render the next issue of our
Directory all that could be desired, and by far superior to any
similar publication ever offered to the public here.

The compiler would feel derelict and ungrateful did he close
these remarks without expressing his obligations for the favors
extended, courtesy shown, and information obtained from the
various public officers, heads of societies, the press and the " old-
est inhabitant. ^^

CHARLES COLLINS,

yirginia, July 1st, 1864.

INDEX OF CON'TENTS,

PAGE.

Advertisements 1

Title 9

Preface ll

Index 13

Names of Advertisers 15

Historical 17

Virginia, (description of) 23

City Improvements 24

Police 26

Churches 26

Schools. 28

Cemeteries 29

Hospitals 29

]VIasonic and Odd Fellows 30

Sons of Temperance 31

Fenian Brotherhood 31

Eureka Society 32

Germania Singing and German Benevolent 32

Typographical 32

]\riLITARY 33

Virginia Guard 33

"Washoe Guard 33

National Guard 33

Emmet Guard 33

Gas Works 34

Water Works 34

Rail Roads 34

Stage Lines 35

Washoe Stock and Exchange Board — 37

14 index of contents.

Keview of Industrial Enterprises 38

Sand Springs Salt Fields 38

Breweries 39

Assay Offices 40

Brick Yards 40

Potteries 40

Places of Amusement 40

Newspapers 41

Enterprise 41

Union 41

Old Piute 41

Nevada Pioneer (German) 41

Fire Department 42

"Virginia Engine Co. No. 1 42

Nevada Hook and Ladder No. 1 42

Young America No. 2 43

Eagle Engine Co. No. 3 43

Washoe Engine Co. No. 4 , 43

Territorial County and City Officials 44

Quartz Mills and Hoisting Works 45

Virginia Resident's Directory 49

^ YiRGiNiA Business Directory, (classified) 217

Gold Hill, (description of ) 239

Societies, Associations, etc 242

Quartz Mills and Hoisting Works 247

Resident Directory 253

Business Directory (classified) 303

Silver City, (description of) 413

Associations, Schools, etc 314

Quartz Mills 315

Resident Directory , 319

Business Directory (classified) 335

American City, (description of) 339

Resident Directory 341

Business Directory 349

Mining Directory 353

Advertisements

NAMES OF ADVERTISERS,

THEIR BUSINESS AND LOCATION.
CLASSIFED.

Am. City. .American City. G- Hill.. Gold Hill. S. Frsco..San Francisco.-
S. City. .Silver City. Va. .Virginia.

Adams Thns. haj'yard & stables, Va 178

Agnew & Peffebach, printers, S. Frsco....l78 & 3'.;l

Alstrom & .Johnson Lick House, S. Frsc '.. 348

Arnold & Blauvelt, bankers, Va Front cover

Bach, Louis, baths, Va i 52

Baker, Chas. Union Brewery, Va j 54

Baldwin, A. R. & Co. liquors, S. Ftsco 350

Barnert, J. & Co., clothing, Va IflS

Barney, McDuffie & Co., groceries, S. City 3-0

Bartling Kimball, bookbinders, <back of book

Beck, H. S. & Co , hardware, Va b'J.

Beegan, \V. H. sec'y of Mining Go's, G. Hill. ...257

Bell, Geo. H. stationer, S. Frsco ,;.j.. iii

Benham Brothers, livery^table, Va ....185

Benham & Heaton, contractors & builders, Va.. 52

Benitz, A. Fashion Restaurant, G. Hill 252

Black, R. M. boots & shoes, Va outside cover

Blake & Co. army goods, S Frsco 77

Bodemer & Schweiss, Gold Hill Brewery, G.

Hill *...268

Boohiuger& Co. groceries. Am. City 342

Bourne, Dr. G. M. water cure, S. Frsco 6

Bowie, Chas. blacksmith, Va , 64

Bragg & Co. wagon material, S. Frsco 297

Bremner, Wm. stock broker, Va , 52

Brotherton, Jas. R. grocer. Am. City 342

Brown, Grafton T. lithographer, S. Frsco 2.37

Brown, Peter, builder, S. City 320

Brown, H. C. Exchange Saloon, G.Hill 342

Brown, H. S. lumber, Am. City 346

Burke. M. blacksmith, Va 189

Burnham & Hall, carpels, Va 58

Burns, W. S. groceries, G. Hill 252

Butsch, V. wagon maker, G. Hill ...255

Cahill, Edward, stock broker, Va 64

California Stage Co. Thos. Henry agent, Va 378

Casey, Kelly & Co. soda 107

Chapman Jlrs. Geo. Chop House, Va 64

Chapin G. W. stock broker, S. Frsco. . .Outside cov

Coftee & Risdon, boiler makers, S Frsco ii

Cole & Gamble, druggists, Va 54

Corbett & Moore, Pioneer Boiler Works, G. Hill. 282

CrandallJ. B. omnibus prop'r, G.Hill ...286

Culbertson C. A. contractor and builder, Va...224

Currie J. C. &Co. auctioneers, Va...., 64

Day Thomas, gas fixtures, S. Frsco..,.- i,.301

Delaney M. turner, Va 74

Devoe, D«nsmore & Co. foundry, S. Frsco i

Dill Mrs. S. J. re.-itaurant, Va 212

Dinsmore & Aylsworth, livery stable, G. Hill..260

Earl W. D. forwarding merchant. Sac 379

Eggert & Tants, Washoe Brewery, Va 212

Elkus L. clothing, Va 63

Eugelbrecht P. tobacco and stationery, Va.>..« 7S

Esberg & Fried, tobacco and cigars, Va 78'

Fast Freight and Ex. Co. H. D. Smith agent,

Va Outside cover

Faucett Wm. hotel. Am. City 346

Feusier L. Jte Co. groceries, Va 82

Finch T. E. Faloon, G. Hill 2H3

Fishb(jurne R. W. engraver, S. Frsco 237

Fitzpatrick & Kenison, blacksmiths, S. City. ..320

Flagg H. H. & Co. brokers, G. Hill 266

Foster & Robedee, livery stable, S. City 323

Fox & Co. liquors. Sac 383

Franz B. stationery, Va 84

Fredericks J. paints and oils, Va Outside cover

Fulton & Savery, stock brokers, Va 84

Gaines R. Exchange Hotel, G. Hill 267

Gamble E. A. druggist, G. Hill 276

Gartrell & Murray, commission, Va 92

Garratt W. T. brass foundry, S. Frsco viii

Gaston W. physician, G. Hill 268

Gerhauser A. St. Louis Brewery, Va 198

Gillig. Mott&Co. hardware, Va.. Outside cover & i

Goddard is. Co. Pacific Iron Works, S. Frsco

Gold J. M. lager beer, G.Hill 268

Goodrich C. V. mining sec'y, Q-. Hill 257

Gus.se Theo. hotel, Am. City 342

Green L. dry goods, Va 331

Greenhood M. forwarding. Sac 374

Gruber fi Elliott, hotel, S. City 334

Gunther J. B. harness, Va 224

Haas S. & Co. clothing, G.Hill 270

Hale W. E. notary public, G. Hill 270

Hall & Noyes, Arcade Saloon, S. City 326

Hardenbergh & Dyer, Russ House, S. Frsco 350

Harris H. assaycr, G. Hill 270

Harris &Kauffman, grocers, Va 92

Harvey C. C. insurance and commission, Va 224

Hastings B. F. & Co. bankers 10

Hatch Bros, grocers, Va 98

Haubert C. furniture, Va 92

Haynes & Lawton, crockery, S. Frsco 2

Hepburn & Peterson, amalgamators S. Frsco. ..244

Herrick, McCurdy & Co. G. Hill Foundrj' 272

Hentsch & Berton, assayists, S in Francisco vi
Heustou, Hastings & Co. clothing, S. Fr.sco,

Back Out.-iide cover

Hill Sam'l, Florence Sewing Machine. S.Frsco..334
Hodge & Wood, stationers, S. Frsco... Bottom pages

Hoff D. E. &Co. lumber, Va 98

Hubbard, McAdams & Co. Emp. F'y., G. Hill.. 164

Hunt Wm. stock broker. Am. City 346

Hyde 0. Pioneer Foundry, G. Hill Inside cover

Johnston T. Rodgers, militarj goods S- Frsco.. 7
Jones Thos. Fulton Foundry, G. Hill. .....206, 207

teliogg, Hewston & Co. assayws, S. Frsco...«k v

16

NAMES OP ADVEETISERS.

Kittredare Jon. Phoenix Works, S. Frsco 302

Kittredge & Leavitt. safe iranuf's, S. Frsco. ..viii

Korn Bro^. grocers, G. Hill '276

Kub Leopold, assayor. Va 10-3

Langton's Pioneer Express 381

Lannan P. H. butclier, Va 162

Lawrence & Houseworth, opticians, S. Irsco,

Outside cover

Lee & Keepers, Willows Saloon. Am. City 34f'

Leland Lewis & Co. Occidental Hotel, S. Fr.sco..334

Lemar R. C. stock broker, S. Frsco.; 16'J

Levison B. stationery, G.Hill 279

Lynch & Mundall, -'Gold Hill News" 278

Majer Isidor, tailor, Va 172

Maynard & Flood, banker.*;, G. Hill Front cover

Miller & Co. stationery. Va. , 164

Mitchell J. C. & Co. tailors, S. Frsco 347

Mountminy A. tobacconist, G. Hill 282

Moody ;ii Wilkins, barbers, Va 173

Moore G. E. assayer, S. Frsco iv

Moore SCorbett, boiler works, G. Hill 282

Morrison W. A. U. S. Hotel, Va 20^

Morris Mrs. R. Occidental, Va 180

Morton E. H. cider factory, Va 173

Moxley, Hughes &. Co planing mill, Va 207

Moy nihan & Aitkius , Portland Boiler Works , 8.

Frsco 2

McCoy Wm. Occidental, Va 178

Mcllonald R. H. &, Co. druggists, .inside b'ck cov

McLaughlin &Root, hardware, Va 164

Nertman A. & Co. butchers, Va 175

Nolan Patk. Central House, Va 175

Noreross D. military good.s,S. Frsco 318

Nudd, Stanleys Co. liquors, S, Frsco ......... 29u

Orleans Restaurant, Va 178

Oxenham A. H & Co. cutlery, S. Frsco 301

Pacific Stage aud Express Co 37()

Palmer, Knox & Co. iron works, S. Frsco vii

Parker Thos. stables, Va 162

Pearce H. D. told pen manufacturer, S. Frsco. 238

Perley & DeLong, att'ys, Va 180

Perry & Leichter, liquors, G.Hill 2S8

Philippson & Mausfeld, tobacco, Va 182

Perkins W. L. forwarding and commission 379

Pierce J. furniture, S. Frsco 7

Pioneer Stage Co 380

Pioneer Laundry, Va 340

Plate A. J. guns and pistols, S. Fr.sco 352

Pray Mrs. Mary, hotel, G. Hill 289

Prescott &,Earl, lumber, Va ISO

Price Thos. a.ssayer, S. Frsco 2

Prior J. K. ga%lixtures, S. Frsco 380

Quick &Gagnon, butchers, G. Hill 290

Quigley Patk. iJelmonico Hotel, Va 74

Rapp & Reick, Ncv.ida Brewery, Va 214

Kee.se P. blacksmith, Va 189

Ressayre V. notary public 187

Robin.son J. P. S. V. R.iil Road, Sac 375

Roman A. & Co. stttioners, S, Frsco.. ..Out. cover

Roseuer S. &, Co. dry goods, Va 187

Rourue M. J lumber, S. City 326

KusselH. D. billiards, Va 212

Sander feSchaefer, restaurant, 6. Hill 293

Sargent &, Fogler, paints and oils, Va...Out. cover

Schac-fer J F. & H H bedding, S. Frsco 302

Schaefer &Lux, saloon, G. Hill 295

Shehan & Co. intelligence. Va '202

shepard Wra & Sons, gas fixtures, Va 194

Shepard Levi, grocer, G.Hill 292

Shew W. photogiapher,S.F.262,282,230,236, 360

Shuck 0. C. att'y at Law, Va 216

Sims J. R. brass foundry, S. Frsco vii

::inow Sam'l A. painter. Va 202

Spalding V. saloon, Va 198

Sparks Wm blacksmith, S. City 330

tanway &Sons, buillers, Am City 290

Stateler & Arrington, bankers, Va 202

Steiner &Koneman, grocers, S. City 326

Stephenson W. H. physician, S. City 330

Sutterly Bros, photographers, Va 191

Swain K. A. cr'Ckery, S, Frsco 882

Sweeney J, 1*. & Co. .-eed store, S. Frsco 297

Taylor John, glassware, S. Frsco 3S4

Tomlin.son R. B grocer, S. City 330

Tortell & Bush, grocers. Va 205

Truwortliy F. M stencil plates, S. Frsco 237

Vanduyn H. & Co. .Mechanic's Mills, Va 384

Vespy H. M. Vesey Hotel, G. Hill 297

Vulcan Iron Works, S. Frsco.. 245

Warren W. T wagon maker, etc, Va 214

Warschauer M. harness maker, Va 214

Waugaman Asa L, saloon, Va 78

Welch & I'reston, restaurant, Va 178

Wells, Fargo &Co. express, S, Frsco 882

Wheeler Zenas, amalgamator, S. Frsco 3, 4, 5

White & Youst, billiard salooii, G. Hill 299

Wilkins A L. livery stable, Va 84

Wilson & Evans, gunsmiths. Sac 383

Wilson W. F. stage line, Va 312

Winegar A. B. salt, S. Frsco 384

Winton N. W. commissioner, Va 214

WoodCJeo. M. engraver, S, Frsco 279

Young J, C, M, U. S. Frsco 30O, 333

Young &, Georges, stables, Va... .206

WILL BE ISSUED ANNUALLY

A DIRECTORY SIMILAR TO THE PRESENT, WHICH WILL BE INCREASED
IN SIZE AND MATTER WITH THE INCREASE OF POPULATION

AND BUSINESS OF THE TERRITORY.
CHAS. COLLINS; Virgiaia; and 611 Sausoue Streetj San Fraacieco.

lEIlSTOI^LOl^^Xj.

But little was knoi^n of this country previous to the silter ex-
citement of the last few years, separated by the Sierras from
California, and situated at such a distance from the Atlantic
States, its earliest Visitors were emigrants passing through here
on their way to California, and they having the latter country
so impressed on their mind it would have required more glitter-
ing assurances than this country at that time offered to have
induced them to locate \^ithin its borders. The first white set-
tlements of this country, claiming the protection of the American
flag, were Mormons, afterwards it was selected by a class of
desperadoes and horse thieves, whose nefarious pursuits could be
carried on without molestation, and generally without pursuit —
the various mountain fastnesses and uninhabited valleys affording
them ample protection from the hands of justice. The early
history of Nevada, up to within the last few years, was char-
acterized and chequered by unfruitful attempts to form a govern-
ment and have a separate Territory laid off from the ample limits
of Utah, (what is now- Nevada Territory,) which would place the
settlers outside the limits of Mormon laws ; and amongst thoi=e
who were foremost in furthering this object was the late Judge'
Crane, who was the first delegate sent to the National Capitol
for that purpose, being elected unanimously by the people of the
Territory, who wished to live under the protection of the Federal
Government, and governed by its appointees. At Washington
he failed to carry his point of obtaining a separate Territorial
Government, under the auspices of the General Government.

Dealers in Printers' Cards, Card Board, Bill Head Papers, &c.

18 HISTOEICAL.

The people enraged at the negligence and apathy shown by the'
General Governnient in not attending to their wants, and being
determined to have some system of government not connected
with Mormon rule, on June 6th, 1859, a mass meeting of the
residents was held, when it was resolved to call a Convention of
Delegates to meet at Genoa on the 18th of July ; accordingly
the delegates met and framed a ''Declaration,^^ stating their griev-
ances, the principal points of which averred that the Mormons^
who had the reins of government and the administration of the
laws, had abused the powers placed in their keeping ; that they
had denied to the Judges of the United States the right to try
criminals, when such criminals were Mormons, with several more
specifications showing Mormon injustice in the administration of
the government in the Territory. The Convention, after passing
a series of resolutions, stating their grievances, wound up with
the following :

" Therefore, believing in the rectitude of our intentions, and believing the time
has arrivetl, we make known and declare our entire, unconditional separation from
Eastern Utah. To provide for and secure our future protection, we pledge to each
oth"r our sacred obligations to erect for ourselves a Territorial Government,
founded upon the Repulilican principles of the Constitution of the United States,
and that we will maintain and defend it to the best of our ability, and we look to
the support and protection of the Federal Government and our fellow-citizens in
every part of the Union."

The discovery and development of the mines, the large influx

of capital and population, consequent upon their development, for

a time diverted tlie minds of the people ; the subject being again

agitated, a Governor and Legislature was elected and met at

Genoa in 1859. After receiving the message of the Governor,

(who had just been elected,) the Legislature adjourned. In May,

18()0, an event took place which marks an important epoch in

our history, and for a time retarded the development of our mines,

and foreboded serious injury to the country, a difficulty having

arisen between a party of Indians and some settlers, at a place

which was then known as William's Station, about sixty miles

below Genoa, four whites got killed. This wholesale murder

aroused the country to a state of maddened frenzy and revenge,

and for three months the indiscriminate scalping of every Indian

that could be found was carried out, and public vengeance had

been fully appeased. This unfortumte affair operated with such

damaging influences on the country, and created such a panic

among emigrants that were preparing to visit the Territory, that

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

HISTORICAL. 19

for a year following there was a perfect stagnation in all kinds
of business. In 1861 Governor Nye, and other Federal ap-
pointees arrived, and took cliarge of the reins of government and
the administration of its affairs. An attempt was made last fall
to have Nevada admitted as a State, which would have succeeded
had not a party of ofl&ce seekers, who cared more for their own
personal aggrandizement than their country's welfare, tried to
force themselves upon the people for appointments. The Con-
veh tion for the formation of a State Government met in Carson last
fall, and, after a lengthy session, drew up a " State Constitution,"
with so many obnoxious and objectionable features in it that the
people, by a large and overwhelming vote, rejected it, and the
government again relapsed into its Territorial form ; but the
" outside world " must not form rash conclusions from these re-
sults, nor doubt either the loyalty or the enthusiastic patriotism
that actuate the people of the Territory. She has given in her
numerous munificent donations to the Sanitary Fund, and through
the loyal press of the country uncontrovertible proofs of
her adhesion to the Government, and her loyalty to the Union and
Administration. Nevada is bound to be a State ; her pride, in-
telligence, wealth and capacities, all point to her abilities, as
well as to the necessities of a State Government. It has been
claimed by parties, pretending to speak for Nevada, that the
people objected to a State Government on account of the ad-
ditional expense incurred. This is a base slander upon the liber-
ality and patriotism of her citizens. There is not under the
broad canopy of the American flag a more loyal, law abiding and
self-reliant people ; and when the country purges itself (as she is
now doing) of the cankerworm of politicians that infest her, a
State Constitution will be adopted, and a State Government
formed, which will reflect the genius, capacity, and loyalty of
Nevada. Governor Nye, under the auspices of the Administra-
tion, and a special Act of Congress admitting Territories, has
issued his call for a convention of delegates to meet in Carson at
an early date to form a State Constitution and have it adopted
by the people. There is little doubt but that the Constitution
•will be ratified by the people, as they have too much pride and
patriotism to remain in Territorial obscurity when the oppor-
tunity is offered them to strengthen the Government by the ad-

Baalers in Blank Books, Legal and Commereial Blanks.

20 HISTORICAL,

dition of another "JPVee State." If political hucksters can only be
kept out of the convention, Nevada will, this fall, clothe herself
in the virgin robes of State, and give another proof to the Ad-
ministration and the world of her unflinching adhesion to the
Government and the " Union"

A series of attempts have been made by a hungry and unscru-
pulous lot of brokers, assisted by putrid copperheads and loud-
mouthed Union men, to force greenbacks as the standard currency
on the Territory. The advocates of this measure have labored
to impugn the patriotism of the opponents of this measure. The
following resolution, which speaks for itself, was introduced at a
meeting (held in Virginia City a short time since) by A.B. Paul,
Esq., of Gold Hill, a gentleman who has labored with more zeal
for the cau-e of the Union, and expended more time and money
in strengthening the Government, soliciting aid, and collecting
funds for the benefit of the Sanitary Commission, than any other
man in the Territory, and all the greenback agitators put to-
gether :

Resolved, That we, the merchants, miners, business men. and citizens generally,
of Storey county, do hereby, in mass meeting: assembled, declare our full adher-
ence to tlie Federal Govornraent, and our readiness to aid it as far as in our power,
but as gAA and silver has been for years our standard currency, we hereby de-
clare that we will aflhere to the same, and denounce any man as acting dishonor-
ably who pays any debts with greenbacks, unless by agreement.

The resolution was adopted with unbounded enthusiasm by
the largest assemblage ever collected in the Territory. There
is one noticable fact to be observed in this controversy, the in-
fluential Union newspapers of the Territory, and all Union men
who are not in search of office, are advocates of hard currency.

The Territory contains about 65,000 square miles, a large pro-
portion of wliich is mineral fields. Prof, Sllliman, a gentleman
in every way competent, has been appointed by the Federal
Government to make a geological survey and report on its min-
eral resources. His report and opinion of our resources will be
anxiously looked for.

Mr. R. M. ^vans, a gentleman of great research, keen observa-
tion, and an able writer, is now engaged in publishing a book
wliich will give a succinct history of everything appertaining to
this Territory, from its earliest history up to the present time.
The book will be embellished with maps showing the location of

HODGi: & WOOD, Wliolesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.'

HISTORICAL. 21

the various prominent " lodes " throughout the Territory. It will
form a valuable addition to the meagre works already published
on this Territory. Mr. Grafton Brown, a young gentleman who
is a master spirit in his profession, will shortly issue a series of
maps and views showing the location of Virginia, Gold Hill, and
the various lodes that have gained for these places such an en-
viable name. Although scarcely five years have elapsed since
the di.-covery and development of the minerals of this country,
the silver mines of Nevada yield a greater annual product than
those of any other country, Mexico excepted ; and this yield is
clearly not one-hundredth part of what it will be. Nevada is
remarkably, and from its position and formation, necessarily
healthy. It forms the western side of the great basin inclosed
by the Rocky Mountains on the east, and the Sierra Nevadas on
the west, the average elevation of its valleys being at least 5,000
feet above tide-water, while very little of it is as low as 4,000.
Some of the peaks of the Humboldt Mountains are 11,000 feet
high. The winters are of moderate length, with a temperature
modified by the mild breezes that come from the Pacific. No
rain falls for six or eight months in each year, and the country is
entirely destitute of swamps. The rivers that runs from the
Sierras, on the south, as well as the Humboldt, and those coming
from that direction, lose themselves and are absorbed on the
great and barren desert that stretches far eastward. This desert
is thinly covered with the useless shrub (to all but emigrants)
known as ^' sage brush J" The Humboldt River rises in the moun-
tains of Western Utah, pursues a circuitous but generally south-
western course for a distance of 350 miles, losing itself in the
great " Sink" soon after passing through Humboldt Lake, which
is about 100 miles from the foot of the Sierra Nevadas, and 40
north of the "Sink" of Carson, The Humboldt is largest near
its head, receiving on its course a few very diminutive tributaries.
In summer it gets so low that it can be forded almost anywhere
on its whole length, and dwindles in size as it proceeds, until
finally it is entirely lost in the "SinkJ' It runs through a desolate
valley, from ten to thirty miles wide, bounded by ranges of moun-
tains as desolate in appearance as itself. Those mountains,
known as the Humboldt, with the Reese River mountains further
east, are now disclosing immense deposits of the precious metals

Dealers in Arnold's Genuine Writing Fluid, imported direct.

22 HISTORICAL.

to the explorers' energetic endeavors. A ditch is being con-
structed, to tap the Humboldt River sixty miles above what is
now known as Humboldt City, which, when completed, will give
water privileges to sufficient mills, and other branches of indus-
try, to develop the rich resources of the country, and build up a
new empire in what was formerly a barren wilderness. The
Humboldt mountains are now acknowledged to be miracles of
wealth, which only requires time and the necessary machinery
to develop. With the Pacific Railroad to bring them food at
moderate rates, the people of this country have a future before
them which shine as resplendantlyas the precious metals that lay
encompassed in their mountains. The day is not far distant when
this country will produce enough of silver to^ supply the wants of
the world ; then greenbacks will command a premium, and green-
back agitators will lose their potency for evil.

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VmaiNIA, STOREY COUNTY.

Virginia is to '^JVevada " what San Francisco is to the Pacific
Coast — the reservoir that contains the nucleus and material to
support and sustain the surrounding country. A stranger coming'
from the " States," (after passing over a series of sterile deserts
and barren mountains,) arriving in the city, is at first wrapt up
in wonder and amazement, and finally gives vent to his admira-
tion of a people who have the enterprise to raise such towering
proofs of their indomitable energy and perseverance. No matter
in what direction the eyes are turned is to be seen mammoth
blocks of business houses, palatial residences, and workshops
where every conceivable business and trade is represented, and
from every prominence the towering steeples of religious institu-
tions bespeak the refinement, intelligence and cultivated tastes
of the residents. Situated on the eastern side of Mount David-
son, with a very limited amount of level land on which to build
the city, possessing but few of the materials necessary to assist
in building it up, Virginia, like a meteor, has sprung up under
the untiring energy of her citizens to the mammoth proportions
of a metropolis. The city must ot necessity continue to be, as
she now is, the headquarters and mart of trade and commerce for
this Territory. Here are located business houses, whose mam-
moth stocks of goods are continually kept replete with all that
is necessary or demanded by the people of the Territory. A
large proportion of the merchants being direct importers, or
branches from large manufacturing establishments in California
and the East, and selecting the most advantageous seasons for
the transportation of their goods over the mountains, are thus eu'
abled to successfully compete with and undersell (adding freight}
dealers in other places. Another year's growth, similar to the
past, would place her beyond the sanguine expectations of her

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most entliusiastic admirers. Her growth is unparalleled and hefT
progress marvellous. The valleys in the immediate vicinity al-
ways raise sufficient of the necessaries of life to support a popu-
lation treble the present size. Lake Tahoe, the Truckee, and
Carson River and Valley give to this place a superabundance of
fish and game ; and the increased development and rapidly in-
creasing wealth of the surrounding mines gives a confidence to
the business man, resident, and speculator, in everything they un-
dertake. The city has four daily and the same number of weekl/
newspapers, which, for size and " matter" are not surpassed on
the Pacific coast. Stages radiate from here to all parts of thef
Territory, California, and the States. Omnibusses ply between
here and Gold Hill, Silver City, and surrounding points, at all
hours. Foundries, machine shops, potteries, brick-yards, and
other domestic manufactures, are in abundance ; and every pro^
fession has here its representatives. On the succeeding pages
will be found a brief sketch of " The City, and what it coN'

TAINS."

CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

In essaying to give a review, mark the progress, and exhibit
the enterprise di?played within the past year, by both the City
Authorities and private enterprise, we will curtail our remarks^
and chronicle only facts of public interest. The year just past
has been remarkable for the enterpfise and public spirit mani-
fested by the old City government. The present City Council
deserves the thanks of the citizens for the many improvements
and very necessary changes and reforms that they have projected,
and are now carrying out. Virginia owes the proud position
that she now occupies, more to the indefatigable go-aheaditive-
ness of her business men than to any natural causes (other than
the mines). None but an actual observer could realize the^
celerity ])y which streets are opened and graded, and whole
blocks of three and four story buildings are erected. The rapid
manner by which they are tenanted, at once shows that our

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growth is healthy and permanent. Such extensive improve-
ments has had the effect of enhancing the value of property,
and it is a fact worthy of note that real estate has doubled in
value during the past year. There is a marked difference in
the style and finish of a large proportion of the residences that
are being erected. Luxuries and the comforts of a permanent
home, are being observed in their construction. Louis Feusier
& Co., Wholesale Grocers, and Gillig, Mott & Co., the well-
know Hardware merchants, have erected a block of four story
brick buildings, corner of C and Taylor streets ; the ground
floors are occupied by the owners for stores ; the upper stories
are used for storage and manufacturing connected with their
business. L. Feusier & Co., erected during the past year for
Wells, Fargo & Co., the building which that Company now
occupy. The lower story was laid off for the express
accomodation of this Company, and we venture to say it is the
most commodious, as well as the best arranged, office occupied
by the Company on the Pacific coast ; the second floor is
occupied for offices, and the basement by the well-know firm of
Wm. Shepard & Sons, Gas Fitters and Plumbers. Howell,
Black & Bro., merchants, corner of C and Taylor streets, have
erected a magnificent brick building with stone basement run-
ning clear through from C to D streets, which, for substantial-
ness and perfect finish, is not surpassed on the Pacific coast.
McLaughlin & Root, Hardware merchants, have put up and
finished a substantial brick building, four stories high, having
fronts both on B and C streets ; the ground and second floors
are occupied by the firm for sales-room and workshops, and the
two upper stories is occupied as offices and sleeping rooms. It
is estimated that the residence of R. M. Stewart, cost $80,000.
The Enterprise Building, is another of the noticeable features of
the city. There are numerous other buildings that deserve a
passing notice, but the space allotted to this department pre-
cludes us from describing them. We have alluded to this sub-
ject more to convince parties at a distance, that the business and
population of the city is not upon a mushroom or fluctuating
basis, but that it is as permanent as it is substantial.

Mayor Arick, in his report for the last fiscal year, says — in
reference to our finances :

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" The total tax roll of the city, accordino; to the report of tho
City Tax Collector, is $90,858 75. The" amount collected—
$69,779 13— with a delinquent tax of $20,783 12 ;" but since the
installation of the present City Tax Collector, Mr. H. R.
Alexander, the city revenue is flowing more freely into the
Treasury.

The finances of the city are now in a healthy condition. We
make another extract from the Mayor's report, published on 6th
April, 1864 :

" The expenses of the City government during the past year,
have been greater than anticipated, but the unprecedented growth
of the city, the increased necessity for cross streets, engine
houses, cisterns, hose, sewers, together with the nece.-sary
expenses incurred in providing for the sick and indigent, have
added much to the ordinary current expenses." The Mayor in
closing his report winds up with the following :

" Our new Charter says that you shall have power to make
by-laws and ordinances not repugnant to the Constitution and
laws of the United States, or Territory of Nevada. Allow me
to urge the importance of confining your legislation to the strict
limits of the Charter, and always avoid the exercise of the
doubtful powers. Before closing my report, I desire to return
to the old Board of Aldermen and City officers, my profound
and sincere thanks for the uniform kindness and courtesy
extended during the past year, and to the newly elected govern-
ment I pledge my hearty co-operation in all measures tending to
promote the public good ; with you will rest the responsibility
of sh.'iping the laws and establishing the government of a city,
young but rich and flourishing, and now attracting the attention
of the world. ' God made the country, man makes the town,'
let us indulge the hope that its government will be a model — its
existence, eternal."

City Police.

The newly elected officers seem to have been selected with
an eye specially to their qualifications ; they are all men of
reputation, and the present efficient City Marshal, C. W. Cooke,
is building up a lasting re])utation by the efficient manner that
he is discharging his official duties.

In another part of this work will be found a notice of the
Fire Department, giving the names of the various companies,
with other interesting matter relating to this subject.

Clivirclies.

One of the strongest proofs of the intelligence, growth and
progress of Virginia, lays in the towering steeples of the many

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cliurclies that dot the city on every side. Perhaps in no city in
the United States can a people, thrown together from all parts
of the world, in such a short space of time, boast of so many
churches and places of worship for the population.

The various denominations seem to have vieJ with each other
in the size, architectural design, and beauty of finish of their va-
rious places of worship.

Xtoman Catliolic.

The Immaculate Conception Church — Congregation of the
Passionate Fathers — Very Rev. Peter Magagnotto, Superior ;
(Very Revs. Father Angelo, John Phillip, John, Paul, Hycienth,
and S. Wefonhus, Assistants.) This beautiful edifice is so advan-
tageously situated that it commands a view of the city in all
directions. It was opened for religious services on the 20th De-
cember, 1863. The church is 40 feet wide by 100 feet in length,
and its cost in its present state is about $15,000. When its in-
terior decorations are completed, it will be one of the neatest
and best arranged churches in the Territory, Monastery and res-
idence of the Superior and Assistants in rear of church.

St. Mary's in the Mountains — Rev. P. Manogue, Pastor.
This new church is 38 feet wide by 100 feet long. It was built
in October, 1863, at a cost of about $20,000, and can seat GDO
persons. Residence and reception rooms of the Pastor in the
basement of the church.

I*x'Otestant-lEpiscopal.

St. Paul's Church— Rev. Franklin S. Rising, Rector, corner
of Taylor and F. streets. This elegant structure was completed
on the 22d February, 1863, and was consecrated by Bishop Tal-
bot on the 11th October of the same year. Size, 31 feet by 60
feet, and will seat 25lJ persons. Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, A. M., and 7^ P.M. Sunday School meets at
1.45 P. M.

First Methodist Episcopal Church — Rev. C. V. Anthony,
Pastor. This is the first denominaiion that held religious ser-
vices in the city. The old church was built in the fall of 1860 ;
their new church was dedicated on the 14th February, 1864.
This is a beautiful brick building, with a cut stone basement.
Size, 42 feet by 70 feet. It will seat 400, and will cost, when
completed, about $40,000. It has a large and constantly aug-
menting congregation.

First Presbyterian Church — Rev. W. Palmer, Pastor — or-
ganized on 21st September, 1862, by the Rev, W. W. Bryan.
Religious services are now held at the District Court Room,

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South B every Sabbath, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Arrang:ementg
are now being made for building a church to accommodate the
constantly increasing number of members.

African Methodist Episcopal Church — Rev. Green,

Pastor. A neat and substantial church has lately been built on
F street, and religious services are held every Sunday at the
usual hours.

Storey County Bible Society — Organized 26th October,
1863. Its officers are: David S. Turner, President; Dr. T. H.
Pinkerton, Vice President ; Rev. C. V. Anthony, Rev. W. W.
McComber, Rev. D. W. Palmer, Rev. N. W. Winters, Rev. Thos.
R. Diehl, Executive Committee. The object of this Society is to
promote the circulation of the Holy Bible without note or com-
ment. The Society has Depositories in the following places for
the sale of Bibles : Virginia, Gold Hill, Dayton, Washoe City,
and Austin.

©cliools.

Public Schools. — There is, perhaps, no city in the Union
(population considered) where there has been as much interest
evinced, and capital expended for school purposes, as in this
city. The school buildings are located on E street, between
Washington and Taj'lor, and have a front of 60 feet on E street,
*and 90 on Washington. The schools are divided into the fol-
lowing departments : Grammar — J. G. Chesnut, Teacher ; First
Intermediate. Miss S. S. Mathews ; Second Intermediate, Miss
H. K. Phillips ; Third Intermediate, Miss K. McLaughlin.
First Primary, Miss S. Bisbee ; Second Primary, Miss C. M.
Bachelder ; Third Intermediate, Miss A. Le Compt. The
schools have an average attendance of 327 scholars, divided as
follows: Males, 129; Females, 140. The following is the
names of the newly elected School Trustees : Judge Tilford,

President ; John Mallon, Flood, A. DeLand, N. A. H.

Baldwin, Judge Robinson, and Brown.

Private Educational Institutions. — The Sisters of Mercy
have just Of)cned a school. The Misses Higgins, on North F
street and Dr. H. M. Bien, corner of F and Union streets, have
each got large and commodious schoolrooms, and teach all the
various branches. There are numerous other private schools in
different parts of the city.

Sisters of Charity — Branch of Sisters of Charity, San Fran-
cisco, Sister Frances, Surperioress. Have established a branch
in this city for educational purposes. The Legislature of Cali-
fornia have shown its appreciation of their invaluable services by
voting tliem $10,'' 00, at the last session. The Sisters are cosmo-
politan in their charity ; tlie only recommendation necessary to

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obtain their clemency, is tlie knowledge that the parties claim-
ing it are worthy of their assistance. The City government
should lose no time in showing their appreciation of the services
of the Sisters, by making them a liberal donation of land and
money, and might rest assured that both would be properly
applied. Their School will be on a lot south of Father Manogue's
church ; and their re--idence will be in a building that is being
erected at the old Catholic burying-ground.

Cemetei'ies.

This city can now boast of a public burial place for the dead,
the ground formerly known as the Flowery Hill Cemetery has
been purchased from its owner, J. B. Wallard, by the city, at a
cost of twenty-five hundre I dollars. The City Council are taking
the necessary steps to have the grounds laid off in a manner
which, wdien completed, will reflect credit on the good taste of
its projectors. The tract contains 27 acres. A portion of the
grounds has been reserved and laid off for the exclusive use of
the firemen of this city.

Mount St. Mary's Cemetery. (Catholic,) under the charge
of Rev. Father Manogue, is situated one mile east of the city. A
good road is now constructed, and when the grounds, which are
being tastily laid off, and other improvements whicli are now
commenced are completed, it will be one of the ornaments of
the city. A cross, forty feet high, is being erected in an ap-
propriate portion of the grounds, which, when completed, can be
seen from all parts of the city. About 100 has already been
buried here. Fatlier Manogue has laid off and presented to the
firemen of Virginia a plot of ground which is being laid off into
parcels for their exclu-ive use. They intend the present year to
erect a suitable monument to mark the locality of their burying
ground.

The Eureka (Hebrew) Society have purchased a plot of
ground on Cedar Hili, to be used as a cemetery, which they have
fenced in and otherwise improved. The Society have displayed
a great deal of good taste, and expended a large sum of money
in ornamenting their grounds.

County Hospital.

Is situated on the outskirts of the city, on the side of the
ravine or canon that leads to the Gould and Curry mine ; the
location is a healthy one, and an excellent view of the city and
surrounding country, can be obtained from the building. The
Hospital is divided into two buildings, three sti^ries high. The
male department is 60 by 40 feet, and is capable of
accomodating G(l patients. Patients can be provided with
private rooms in the Hospital by paying five dollars per day.

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Patients who have money are charged two dollars per day, and
tliose that are destitute are kept at the expense of the County ;
the object bein<? to make tlie institution as light a burthen on
the county as possible. The building is well ventilated, painted
and furnished tliroughout ; an abundance of water is obtained
from wells sunk in the vicinity ; extensive improvements are
being made ; the grounds surrounding the buiMing is being laid
off into walks, and |)lanted with trees and shrubbery ; the cook-
ing department is excellently arranged, being provided with
cooking ranges capable of accomodating 200 patients. Average
Dumber of patients, 40. Dr. Thos. H. Pinkerton, is the visiting
Physician, and General Superintendent.

Female department has facilities for accomodating 14 patients.

Insane department is in the basement of the building.

City Hospital.

The city own a very fine Hospital building, but from a mistaken
policy of economy, it is not used— the City Physician visiting
patients at their places of residence, and receiving a certain
amount from the city for each professional visit. This is a mis-
taken policy of economy on the part of the city, as it really
costs more than it would to keep the Hospital open, besides
being a very unsatisfactory position for a City Physician to be
placed in, as he is thus debarred from being able to make correct
official reports. Dr. J. C. Tucker is the City Physician.

]\Iasonic.

Virginia LodCxE, F. & A; M.. No. 162.— Chartered May, 1863.
James Z. Kelly, W. M. ; Chas. H. Fish, S. W. : Joseph Barnert,
J. W. ; James i^olan, Treasurer ; Joseph De Bell, Secretary ;
A. N. Vaughn, S. D. ; Geo. W. Epley, J. D. ; A. S. Olin,
Marshal. Stated meetings, second Wednesday in each month.

Es-cuRiAL Lodge, U. D., F. & A. M.— C. M. Cornell, W. M. ;
W. A. M. Van Bokkelen, S. W. ; Columbus Walker, J. W. ;

• Chappell, Treasurer ; E. W. Haines, Secretary ; E. H.

Morton, S. D. ; P. V. ISarry, J. D. ; L. W. Ferris. D. N. Powers,
Stewards ; John O'Brien, 3Iarshal. Regular communications
second Tuesday in each month. Called communications every
other Tuesday. Meetings in the Masonic Hall.

Ocid. r'clloTVS.

Mt. Davidson No. 3. I. 0. 0. F. of Nevada Territory.
The Lodg-^ is in a flouri-hing condition, and is rapidly augment-
ing its numbers. The first meeting was held on February i4th,
1862, and the officers were installed on 2d April of same year ;
it now numbers 125 raenibers. This Lodge is under the jurisdic-
tion of the Grand Lodge of California. The following are the

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Battles of its officers : John Steele, N. G. ; T. B. Smith, V. G. ;
N. W. Winton, R. S. ; W. H. Davenport, P. S. ; G. W. Noyes, T.
Regular meetings on Saturday evenings, in Masonic Hall.

An Odd Fellows' Hall Association has been recently organized,
and the building now occupied as a Court Hou,-e has been pur-
chased by them. The Association design to add two stories to
the building, the upper one to be used as a hall for meetings of the
Lodge.

I. 0. 0. F. — Nevada Lodge No. 7, was organized January
15th, 1863, by David Kendall, Grand Master of California.
Regular meetings every Friday evening are held in Odd Fellows'
Hall, numbers 30 members, and is in a prosperous condition. The
following is a list of its officers : D. B. Woolfe, N. G. ; D. M.
Love, V. G. ; J. C. Swain, R. S. ; A. Hirschman, P. S.; R. M.
Black, Treasurer.

Sons of Tempei'ance.

Virginia City Division, No. 2, S. of T.— Number of mem-
bers, 180. Sons of Temperance was organized in this city in
1860. The financial affairs of the Society are in a prosperous
condition. Their influence is being felt, and importance
appreciated, by the whole community. Meetings are held in the
" Odd Fellows' " Hall every Monday evening, at 7^ o'clock p. m.

Names of officers : W. Wright. W. G. ; Peter N. Ryan, W.
A. ; C. S. Stell, R. S. ; Wm. Kane, A. R. S. ; G. W. Wright,

F. S. ; A. S. George, Treasurer. Grand Division Sons of Tem-
perance, was organized in 1862. Meet every six months in Odd
Fellows' Hall." Officers: T. C. Plunkett, G. W. P. ; D. M.
Love, G. W. A. : G. W. Johnson, Grand Scribe ; Thos. Slve,

G. Con. ; E. A. Hyde, Chaplain ; Rev. T. H. McGrath, Grand
Lecturer ; D. M. Love, Representative to National Division.

Fenian Brotlierliood..

The Virginia branch of the Brotherhood was organized on the
2d April, and, although only a few weeks in existence, its pros-
pects are very encouiaging. The object of this organization has
in view is one that appeals to the universal sympathies of man-
kind. Irishmen throughout the world, but particularly in Amer-
ica, are noted for tlieir patriotism, love of liberty, and reverence
for their native land. This society, which is only one of the
thousand of branches that are scattered throughout the world,
has for its object the liberation of Ireland from the yoke of Eng-
land, believing that their native country has the ability, talent,
and resources to manage her own affairs. This is the only organ-
ization that has ever been started for the liberation of Ireland
that has thrown sectional dogmas aside, and takes for its basis the

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broad platform of" twn'e?-sai? W^er^y " as its motto. Its leaders
have been proven, several of them having passed through the fiery
ordeal of '48. John O'Mahony, whose name sends a thrill of pride,
patriotism and confidence through tho heart of every Irishman
"who remembers the claims of his mother country, is the head
centre, with the leading minds of Ireland both here and at home
as his aids. There can be none that doubt either the honest
intention or the determination of this association to carry its
plans into execution whenever the time and opportunity arrives.
It was John Mitchell who gave expression to the following illus-
trious words : " He that foi'gets that he is an Irishman, and the
claims that his mother country has upon him, is an unworthy
citizen of the United States." Let Irishmen impress his memo-
rable words on their memory, organize, and bide their time. The
following is a list of its officers : V. O'Toole, T. G. Murphy, P.
N. Ryan, John Cahill, Thos. Bulger, Mark Feeney and John
Walsh, Committee of Safety ; J. P. Gallagher, Head Centre ; P.
J. McKeany, Secretary ; Michael McCluskey, Treasurer ; P. N.
Ryan, Financial Secretary — meets every week, the President being
empowered to call " special meetings " when deemed necessary.
One of the finest military companies in the Territory has been
organized from among the members of this association, which will
be found noticed under the head of ''Military."

Evireka Society.

This is the name of a Hebrew Benevolent Society, which was
organized in this city, November, 1862. It now numbers 85
members, and is in a flourishing condition, having upwards of
one thousand dollars, as a surplus fund, in the treasury. The
Society has r'urchased a plot of ground on Cedar Hill for a
grave-yard, which they have fenced in and otherwise improved.
The Society, since its organization, has expended upwards of
four thousand dollars. Meetings of the Society are held first
Sunday of each month in the Prc/bate Court-room.

The following is a list of its officers : S. Wasserman, Presi-
dent ; Carl Ahpel, Secretary : M. Wertheimer, Vice President ;
J. Frankenthal, Treasurer.

Germania Singing Society. — Wm. Reichel, President ; Chas.
Kaiser, Vice President ; M. Liebenstein, Secretary ; A. Poller,
Treasurer ; Fred. Grambss, Leader.

German Benevolent Society. — Otts Frank, President ; B.
Franz, Vice President ; Wm. Reichel. Financial Secretary ; E,
Cramer, Recording Secretary ; G. W. Boreman, Treasurer.

Typograplxica,!.

The Washoe Typographical Union was organized on the 28th
of June, 1863, and has got upwards of 60 members. This

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organization was formed for the purpose of mutual protection
and relief. Its ojfficers are — 0. E. Jones, President ; C. M. S.
Millard, Vice President ; Geo. C. Crowell, Secretary ; Henry
Trayser, Treasurer ; 0. G-. Hicks, Sergeant-at-Arms. Board of
Directors : Jolm I. Ginn, A. J. Graham, and John Langarl.
Regular meetings of the Union are held on the first Sunday of
each month. Ten members constitute a quorum.

jMilitary.

The Military is respected and supported to a greater extent
here than in any city of double its size and age on tlie Pacific
coast. A high toned rivalry exists between the different
organizations, which is plainly discernible when, on public
occasions or at popular celebrations, they turn out ; their dress,
drill, equipments, and everything appertaining to perfect dis-
cipline, being plainly discernible by spectators. May they
always continue to evince the same spirit of honest pride in their
organizations that they now display. The time may not be far
distant when they will have an opportunity to illustrate by their
valor the right to the confidence and esteem they now enjoy.

Virginia City Guards, 72 members. Organized, 1862.
Captain, Thos. Cahill ; First Lieutenant, John Cahill ; Second
Lieutenant, Alex. Mort ; Brevet Lieutenant, James Bolan.

Washoe Guards, 67 members. Organized September, 1863.
Captain, Thos, G, Murphy ; First Lieutenant, M, Hassett ;
Second Lieutenant, James Breunan ; Brevet Lieutenant, Chas.
Rotto.

National Guard has 86 members. Organized November,
1863. Captain, C. C. Warner ; First Lieutenant, A. B. Elliott ;
Second Lieutenant, W. A. Bourne ; Brevet Lieutenant, C. W;
Melzner.

Emmett Guard, 71 members. Organized May 15, 1864. —
Captain, Peter N. Ryan ; First Lieutenant, P. M'Auliffe ; Second
Lieutenant, J. M'Kenna Dolan ; Brevet Lieutenant, J. H.
Hassett, This Company is composed of the nucleus of the Fenian
Brotherhood. The officers are selected especially for their
ability, patriotism and love of native country. Although only
lately organized it has now its full quota, a fact which proves
that though through the tyranny of England they have been
forced to adopt other countries beside their own for a residence,
the old hatred that flashed from the sword of a "Sarsfield" still
survives in the hearts of his countrymen, and tliat time, instead
of quenching their love of liberty, only adds fresh flames to the
furnace of revolution. From present appearances the day is not
far distant when Irishmen, collected under the Phoenix wings of
the " Fenians," will wrest from their oppressors their native

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country and its cherished traditions. While the memory of
" Lord Plunkett," and his packed jury is held in execration by
posterity, let it likewise be remembered that " Emmet's "
epitaph is still unwritten and his tomb " uninscribed,'' and that
the time is fast approaching when they, by their valor, can claim
the right to mark the spot where Ireland's statesman, soldier and
patriot — Robert Emmel — lays entombed.

Oa.s TVorlcs.

Virginia City Gas Company was organized in November, 1863.
These works have now laid down 1,200 feet of main or street
pipes, and are capable of manufacturing 5,000 feet of gas per day.
The gas manufactured by this company is pronounced to be a first
class article, shedding a clear light. The works are rapidly
gaining public favor. The following comprises its officers : C.
H. Simpkins, President ; W. B. Thornburgh, Secretary. The
Trustees are : C. H. Simpkins, A. Pierce, W. B. Thoraburgh.

"Vlx'ginia and. Gold. Hill Watei' Co.

The following gentlemen are the Trustees : John Skae, 0. G.
Funk, J. W. Gashwiler, M. M, G. Ross. The officers of the
company are, N. H. A. Mason, President ; John Skae, Vice Pres-
ident ; C. G. Funk, Secretary and Treasurer ; J. W. Gashwiler,
Superintendent. The company, during the past year, have made
improvements and enlarged their facilities for supplying the city
with an abundance of water ; reservoirs (or tanks) have been
erected at convenient distances, and easy of access, which, from
the abundance of water, are always kept full.

Another company is about to be incorporated for the purpose
of bringing water from Lake Tahoe. It is a great undertaking,
but, when completed, will make fortunes for its projectors ; and
as American enterprise recognize no barriers that labor and cap-
ital can overcome, we may expect in a short time to revel in the
luxuries of an abundant supply of fine water from the crystal
depths of this beautiful natural reservoir.

Railroads.

Perhaps next in importance to the development of our mineral
resources, is the interest manifested in the various lines of rail-
roads already commenced, and others projected ; but it must be
apparent to even a casual observer that a railroad running over
the Sierras to, or connected with this city, would give a stimulus
to mining and the general development of our mineral resources ;
and it is only necessary to consider the enormous amounts an-
nually expended by the people of Nevada to have the various
necessaries and luxuries of life transported here, over the moun-
tains in wagons, to illustrate the necessity of one or more rail-

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roads running through the Territory, it would be safe to say that,
were there a railroad at the present time over the Sierra Nevadas,
the population of Virginia would double in one year, and mills
and mining machinery would treble in number. The enormous
expense which attends our present means of transportation
greatly retards our progress ; from the rapid progress made, and
the universal interest manifested in the Pacific Railroad, it is to
be hoped that at no distant day we will be regaled with the
delicacies of California, brought over in quick time, and in good
order, by the aid of the locomotive.

stage I^ines.

There is perhaps no city in the United States, as there cer-
tainly is none on the Pacific coast, that can boast of as many
stage lines radiating from her limits as Virginia. It would be
almost an impossibility to enumerate the various stage, ombibus,
and express lines that start from here at all hours of the day. We
will, for the benefit of the traveling community, enumerate a few
of the leading lines :

California Stage Co. — This is one of the oldest and most
reliable lines on the Pacific coast. A line of daily stages, be-
longing to this company, run over the Henness Pass route, be-
tween here and Marysville, Grass Valley, Nevada and Auburn,
at the latter point connecting with the Central Pacific Railroad,
making daily connections with the Sacramento and San Fran-
cisco steamers, thus rendering the necessity of passengers having
to lay over at Sacramento or Auburn uneccessary. It is a fact,
worthy of note, that during the heavy snow storms the past win-
ter, this company made regular time ; this company likewise run a
line of stages from Sacramento, California, to Portland, Oregon,
a distance of 710 miles, with offices at all way points. Thomas
Henry, Agent, Virginia, office corner of Union and C streets.

Pioneer Stage Co. runs a daily line of stages between Sacra-
mento, Cal., and Virginia City, passing through Placerville,
Genoa, Carson City, Silver City and Gold Hill. This line was
first established in 1857, and from that time up to the present has
continued to increase in popularity. It is now one of the best
(if not the best) lines on the Pacific coast. During the past year
the business of the company has increased so rapidly that during
a large portion of the present year they have been compelled to
put on extras to accommodate the increased travel. L. McLane,
the Superintendent, (and one of the proprietors,) is a gentleman
of vast experience, of keen perception, thorough business capa-
cities and management. This company deserves more credit
than has been accorded them, for the expense incurred and energy
displayed in kee|»ing the roads open over the mountains during
the heavy snow storms of the past winters. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, and the United States mail, are carried by this company.

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Pacific Stage and Express Co. run a daily Hue of six-horse
Concord coaches between Virginia and Sacramento, (connecting
with steamers at the latter place for San Francisco.) over the
Henness Pass route, connecting at JYewcastle with the Central Pa-
cific |iailroad. This line runs through Truckee Meadows, Dutch
Flat and Auburn, near the latter point connecting with their lines
for Nevada, Grass Valley and Marysville. This line is well
stocked, is managed and conducted with ability, and is rapidly
increasing in popular estimation. The route oyer which this line
runs, is not surpassed on the Pacific coast for its magnificent and
picturesque scenery. The roads in winter possesses decided ad-
vantages over any of the other traveled routes, not being liable
to the heavy snow storms which at certain seasons impedes travel
on most of the other roads. The company's ofiice, in San F'ran-
cisco, is at 220 Montgomery street, J. S. McCue, Superintendent,
S. B. Caswell, Secretary.

W. F. Wilson's Accommodation Stage Line, between Virginia
City and Carson. The stages and stock on this line are kept in
excellent condition. The line is under the personal supervision
of the owner, the well known " Billy Wilson," of whose name and
reputation on the Pacific coast it would be superfluous to allude
to here. He is a universal favorite, and his stage line one of the
fixtures of the Territory. Stage leaves Virginia at 2^ o'clock,
P. M., for Carson, stopping at Gold Hill, Silver City, Empire City;
leaves Carson at 9 o'clock A. M. daily. Ofiice, in Carson, at
Ormfeby House, Geo. L. Gibson, Agent; ofiice, in Virginia City,
at Geo. H. Lewis', No. 3 North C street, Jas. H. Boyd, Agent.

Langton's Pioneer Express run a daily line of stages from
Virginia to Carson, stopping at way points. Leave Virginia at
9| o'clock, A. M., and returning leave Carson at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. Langton likewise runs a line of stages between here and the
Humboldt country, making Unionville his headquarters, but car-
rying passengers, express matter, and the United States mail, to
Star City, Humboldt City, and all other mining points at Hum-
boldt and Reese River. Packages, letters or treasure forwarded
to any part of the United States and Europe. J. J. Cooper, Agent,
ofiice Enterprise Building, South C street.

Overland Stage Company run a daily line between Sacra-
mento, Cal., and the Missouri River, (passing through Austin,
Reese River,) carrying United States mail. Ofiice at Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s. i

Crandall's Pioneer Omnibus Line, between Virginia and
Gold Hill, run a line of omnibusses between here and Gold Hill.
Leaves International Hotel, corner of Union and C streets, every
half hour. These omnibusses connect at Gold Hill with another
line running to Silver City every half hour. Good stock, care-
ful drivers, and .comfortable omuibusses are the features of this

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line. There are likewise lines running daily between here and
Flowery District, American City, Ophir, Steamboat Springs and
Washoe City.

Russell & Co. run a daily line between Virginia City and
Dayton — office of the company at Merchants' Exchange, Nof-th C
street, Virginia.

Virginia and Steamboat Springs. — A daily line of stages
between Virginia and Steamboat Springs — office, in Virginia, at
Merchants' Exchange, North C street.

Reed & Co. run hourly between Virginia and American City.

Fast Freight Line, between San Francisco and Virginia.
This company carry freight and packages from San Francisco to
Virginia in three days. Offices are established in Folsom, Pla-
cerville, Genoa, Carson, Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill. Mr.
H. D. Smith, a gentleman fully competent to fill the position, is
the agent for Virginia, Gold Hill and Silver City. Office in
Taylor's Block, between B and C streets.

A. B. McCoy's Accommodation Satge Line, between Vir-
ginia and Sacramento, via Placerville, leaves Delmonico Hotel
every even date of the month, arriving in Placerville the follow-
ing morning in time for the Sacramento stages. Leave Placer-
ville every even date, on arrival of ^-acramento stages. Office,
in Virginia, Delmonico Hotel. H. W. Ijaker, Agent. Office at
Placer Hotel, Placerville.

TVaslioe Stock and. DExdiana^e Boavcl,

Organized March Gth, 1853. Officers of the Board : T. A.
Lynch, President ; C. H. Knox, Vice President ; John McCar-
thy, Secretary ; R. T. Smith, Treasurer. Members of the Board :
William Arrington, P. McGloin, J. F. Atwill, John McCarthy,
W. H. Barstow, J. M. Moore, Edward Cahill, J. D. Meagher,
William C. Duval, W. F. Myers, E. E. Eyre, W, G. Orrick,
L. W. Ferris, J. O'Brien, A. H. Griswold, J. W. Pugh, P. D.
Hedley, J. R. Plunkett, A. Hovey, J. W. Phillips, U. P. Hutch-
ings, P. H. Hewlett, E. E. Phillips, E. A. Hyde, R. G. Pardee,
L. Hyneman, M. J. Tower. XL Huguet, 0. H. Piatt, C. C. Har-
vey, 0. L. Ross, W. Halsey, W. 0. Smith, A. Sutro, C. H. Knox,
W. W. Savery, W. W. Van Vleet, James Leconey, R. T. Smith,
T. A. Lynch, R. W. Scribner, J. G. Libbey, J. S. Davis, J. Lor-
yea, C. R. Lorington, E. Bond, John C. Leconey, S. J. Brown,
Jas. Kitts. This Board is the oldest in the city. The hall is
handsomely furnished ; elegance, comfort, and good taste being
displayed in its arrangement. In the centre of the room is a sky-
light, the glass of which is stained difterent colors, imparting to
the hall and its contents a rich and variegated light. The Board
numbers amongst its members many of the most substantial men.
in the country.

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He"vie-w of Xnclristrial Enterprises.

By referring to the Business Directory, a correct idea can be
gained of the various mechanical and other branches carried on
within our limits- It is but a short time since everything re-
quired for either the use of the city or the mines had to be shipped
from San Francisco ; but, thanks to the enteprise of our business
men, we have now representations from almost every branch of
business known and carried on in more favored cities. We will
enumerate a few of the most prominent establishments and work-
shops :

The Fulton Foundry, situated on the Divide between Gold
Hill and Virginia, was established in the spring of 1863, by Thos.
Jones, a practical foundry-man, (having had charge of several
large establishments,) is now prepared to take orders for castings
or machinery of any size. During the past year extensive im-
provements have been made, thus increasing the facilities of the
foundry in turning out first class work.

The Gould & Curry Company have fitted up a foundry and
machine shop convenient to their mill, which is used excbisively
for keeping in repair the mill and machinery of this company.

Mechanics' Mills, situated on South D street, have just re-
ceived a new and improved lot of machinery, and are now pre-
pared to do all kinds of planing and turning, likewise manufacture
sash, blinds, doors, mouldings, sidings. Vanduyn & Hooley,
Proprietors.

Virginia Planing Mill. — This establishment was established
in November, 18(^3, the mills of Hughes & Co. and Hawley &
Moxley consolidating, putting all of the machinery into the
present building, besides additions. The mill is run by a 20-horse
power steam engine. Sash moulding and turning done at this
mill.

M. Dblaney has a turning establishment on D street, between
Union and Taylor. All kinds of billiard balls and fine turning
executed at this establishment.

Sand Spring ©alt "Fields,

The most important discovery, next to the silver mines, is the
Salt Fields, for without salt the silver mines could not be worked,
and to work them profitably, salt, which is a very important item
to quartz mills, must be obtained at reasonable rates. The
amount of salt consumed, if statistics on the subject were gathered,
would amount to figures that would astound any person un-
acquainted with the vast quantities annually consumed by each
of the mills. These Salt Fields are 70 miles from Virginia, on
the Reese River road, a half mile from what is known as Sand
Springs. They cover an area of 1,800 acres. The advantage of

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the location lays in the fact that it can always be shipped at a
nominal rate by freight teams returning either from the Hum-
boldt or Reese River mines. As it is impossible to import salt
from California, at the same figures as the company can deliver
it here, the stock of the company is looked upon as one of the
safest and best investments in the Territory. The supply of salt
is inexhaustible, and is pronounced by the mills to be superior
for their business to anything yet discovered. It is sold in Vir-
ginia at five cents per pound, and the company dispose of 200,000
pounds per month. The original owners incorporated, and have
limited the shares to 2,500. The trustees and officers of the com-
pany are men of standing, enterprise and means, and are using
every means to facilitate its quick and easy transportation. They
are about constructing a railroad from the works to the main
road. The company have a monopoly which, if properly man-
aged, will make the Salt Fields a never-failing source of wealth.
The following is a list of its officers : N. 0. Arrington, President ;
J. W. Hazeltine, Secretary ; J. W. Stataler, Treasurer. Sole
Agents, Gartrell & Murray, South C. street, Virginia.

Bx'e"%veries.

The breweries of Virginia is certainly one of the features of
the city, and it speaks well for the non-intoxicating habits of our
citizens the amount of patronage, and the consumption of " lager "
here. Virginia likewise supplies a great many of the smaller
towns in the neighborhood.

St. Louis Brewery, 132 and 134 South C street, was estab-
lished on the 1st of May, 1S61, by Adam Gerhauser. During the
past year the proprietor has built a large substantial stone build-
ing, two stories high. The front part is used as a saloon, with
large and commodious vaults in the rear. The other portions of
the building are used for the various purposes necessary to brew-
ing.

Union Brewery is located at 40 North C street, Chas. Baker,
proprietor. The well known reputation of the beer made here
has already procured for the proprietor a large and constantly
increasing business.

Washoe Brewery. — This establishment is located on the
Divide, between Virginia and Gold Hill, at the junction of B and
C street. The enterprise and experience of Messrs. Eggerts &
Tants is fast gaining for this brewery an enviable popularity.

Nevada Brewery, John Dohle, proprietor, situated on the
Marysville road^in the suburbs of the city. Extensive additions
and improvements have been added to it the past season, thus
extending the facilities of its enterprising proprietor to supply
his customers with a pure, strong and healthy beverage.

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Philadelphia Brewery, on D street, opposite Magiiire's
Opera House.

Virginia Brewery, one mile from the city, in Seven Mile
Canon.

A-Ssay Ofiices.

Messrs. Ruhling & Co., in connection with their banking house,
have one of the most extensive assay offices in the Territory.
Office, B street, opposite Taylor.

Leopold Kuh, (formerly of the Branch Mint, in San Francisco,)
has an assay office on A street, near the Ophir Mine, and the un-
bounded public confidence, and his vast professional experience,
gives him a leading position among the assayists of the Pacific
coast.

Theall & Co., corner of C and Taylor street, under Paxton &
Thornburgh's Bank, do an assaying business.

Brick- yards.

There is a large number of brick-yards within the limits of
Virginia. Excellent material for their manufacture is found in
abundance.

■Virginia Pottei'y,

Situated on H street. A.11 kinds of stoneware is manufactured
here : crucibles, furnaces, filberts, muffles, and fire-brick. The
material from which the articles are made is said to be superior
to anything on the Pacific coast, and it will repay a visit to the
manufactory to see the various articles in their line, which the
proprietors have on exhibition.

Places of Ajmxsexiieiit;^

Maguire's Opera House — Is situated on South D street, near
Union ; its size if fifty feet front by 150 in depth ; it has four
private boxes, a dress circle, parquet and orchestra apartments.
No expense has been spared in its construction and finish.
The first performance was given on the 2d July, 1863. The
proprietor has kept the theatre, since its opening up to the
present, occupied by the best talent to be had on the Pacific
coast. " Stars," after playing engagements for the proprietors in
San Francisco, are sent here. Maguire & Burns, are the pro-
prietors.

Sutliff's Hall, Henry Sutliflf, proprietor, situated on C
street, between Sutton Avenue and Mill street, is 70 feet front by
104 in depth; has accommodations for 900 people. It is at
present occupied by a melodeon troupe. There is 15 private
boxes, and the stage is the largest in the Territory.

Atheneum is situated on C street nearly opposite "Sidliff''s,"
and is at present occupied as a melodeon.

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We^wspapers.

If the number of papers published in a city is looked upon as
a reflex 0^ the intelligence and enterprise of its inhabitants, then
Virginia has a right to claim for herself the title of the ''Athens "
of the Pacific coast. There are four newspapers published here,
viz : 3 English and 1 German.

The Virginia City Daily and Weekly Territorial Enterprise i
Goodman & McCarthy, Proprietors, Enterprise Building,
South C street. This is the oldest newsprq»er in the Ter-
ritory, having been first started by Jennison &, James, in
Carson Valley in 1S58. The first number was issued in Virginia,
on Saturday, Nov. 3d, 18()0; at this time it was a weekly paper,
but was changed to a Daily, 20th September, 1861. It has, by
the energy, judgment and ability displayed in its management,
risen to be the leading as well as the largest daily published in
the Territory ; it contains a large amount of local and miscel-
laneous news. The Enterprise devotes a large portion of its
Sunday edition to statistics of mining news, and other matter
connected with this subject, and is particularly favored by
mining Secretaries as a medium for advertising their assessment
sales. " Mark Twain," and " Dan De Quille," occupy a local and
corresponding prominence in its columns.

Daily Union, John Church & Co., Proprietors, corner of C
and Taylor streets. The first number of the Virginia Daily
Union was issued on the 4th of November, 1862. The Union
has the printing of the Letter List, and claims the largest circu-
lation of any paper in the city. It is printed in agate type, and
dishes up to its readers, daily, a vast amount of reading matter.
The Union claims to ex|iend more money than any other paper
in the Territory, for the matter contained in its columns.

The Daily Old Piute, Lovejoy & Co., Publishers, was started
in March of the present year. Messrs. Lovejoy & Gillespie till
the editorial chair, and the local department is presided over by
Mr. F. C. Farrington. The Old Piute is the second largest
daily in the Territory, and is issued as an evening paper. It is
conducted with ability, and characterized by originality of mat-
ter and style — a qualification highly necessary to a newspaper,
and one that a large number of its cotemporarics on the Pacific
coast cannot boast of. It claims to be independent in politics ;
its columns are devoted to matter which it considers interesting
to its readers, and is admirably interspersed with original " re-
partees," whenever occasion requires.

JVevada Pioneer (German), J. F. Hahnlen, Publisher and Pro-
prietor ; publication office. Enterprise Building, South C street.
This paper is issued semi-weekly, but it is contemplated by Mr,
Hahnlen to shortly change it to a Daily. The publisher has had
a vast experience in the business, and displays his judgment by

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issuing one of the best German papers on the Pacific coast ; it
is edited with ability, and its news columns is filled with in-
teresting local, and choice miscellaneous matter ; it is no\V the
recognized organ of the Germans for Nevada. The Pioneer can-
not fail to make itself a welcome visitor to every German in
the Territory. Delivered to subscribers on the routes of the
carriers for twenty-five cents per week.

DPire Department.

The Fire Department is composed of fotir engine companies
and one hook and ladder, numbering a total of about 400 mem-
bers. There is perhaps no other city in the Union that can boast
of as efiBcient a fire department, for the population, as Virginia.
It numbers amongst its members some of the most efficient fire-
men in the United States ; and it is a source of just pride to the
firemen of Virginia, as well as to the public spirit of the citizens,
to be able to boast that the engines and their appurtenances are
the private property of the members, and obtained through the
individual energy of each company. It is the boast of the United
States that, in all the Western and Pacific States, the fire de-
partment of each city is not paid, but relies upon the public spirit
of its citizens. The Fire Department of Virginia numbers amongst
its members the leading men from almost every profession and
trade in the city. Board of Delegates of the Fire Department of
Virginia : J. V. B. Perry, Geo. W. Birdsall, Sam E. Wetherill.

Virginia Engine Company, No. 1, was first organized in
March, 1861. A number of the members, through their in-
dividual exertions, collected sufficient funds to purchase their en-
gine. Seeing the necsssity of a hook and ladder company
for the city, a part of the old company organized themselves
into a hook and ladder company, which they called the " Ne-
vada Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1." Their truck and
fire apparatus is perhaps amongst the most efficient on the
Pacific coast. Their truck was built by Folsom & Hiller
of San Francisco, at a cost of $2,500. Officers of Virginia
Company, No. 1 : Isaac E. Brokaw, Foreman ; John Rod-
gers, 1st Assistant ; John Hammerson, 2nd Assistant; Geo. H.
Shaw, Treasurer ; Chas. S. Champney, Secretary ; and 65 active
members. The company has 600 feet of hose, which is owned by
the members. It is a second class engine, and was built by But-
ton <fe Blake, of Waterford, N. York. It has 9|-inch cvlinders
and 7i^-inch stroke, with 24feet brakes, manned by 44 men.
Stated meetings first Monday in each month. The city has just
rented a commodious engine house on B street, between Fulton
Avenue and Union.

Nevada Hook and Ladder, No. 1 — This company was or-
ganized from the members of Virginia Engine Company, No. 1,

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and has continued from its oro:anization, up to the present time,
to be identified with that company, its hall beino; under the
same roof as Virginia No. 1. It was organized in March, 18iil.
It numbers 63 members, and has 75 feet of extension ladder, in
excellent order. The following is a list of its officers : L. P.
Wardle, Foreman : Louis La Page, Assistant; Chas, Williams,
President ; B. F. Green, Secretary ; G. A. Campbell, Steward ;
G. W, Downey, Side Officer.

Young America Engine, No. 2, organized on the 17th March,
18ii2. This company's house is situated No. 85 South C street,
and is 60 by 20 feet. It has a tastefully and well arranged meet-
ing room, being adorned with pictures illustrating the life of a
fireman. There are four sleeping rooms connected with the
building. The engine belongs to the company, and was built at
a cost of ^6,000. It is the largest and most powerful engine iu
the Territory, and is really a model of beauty in all its details.
It has 600 feet of hose, 300 of which belongs to the company. It
has extension brakes, and has three different suction pipes, made
to throw five different streams of water, if necessary. A hand-
some hose carriage is attached. It has a 10-inch cylinder and 91-
inch stroke. The officers of the company are : N. W. Winton,
President ; Theo. Hale, Secretary ; Hintz, Financial Secre-
tary ; 0. C. Steele, Chief Engineer ; W. Weiu, 1st Assistant ; B.
y. Lackey, 2d Assistant, and 80 active members.

Eagle Engine Company, No. 3, was organized on 2d of Au-
gust, 1863. The engine is of the Jeffrey's make, and is the pro-
perty of the members. Its cost was $3,700. The company has
a large and comfortable hall on B street, a few doors south of
the Post Office. This company has 600 feet of hose. Its officers
are : Thos. Peasley, Foreman ; Patrick Holland, 1st Asssistant ;
Jas, Pascoe, Secretary ; J. W. Hemenway, 2d Assistant ; Chas.
Ramson, Treasurer, and 80 members.

Washoe Engine Company, No. 4. — This company was organ-
ized in August, 18(i3. The members of this company, although
lately organized, have displayed more energy and as much effi-
ciency as any cimpany in the Department. They have paid for
their engine, which was built for them by Button & Blake, of
Waterford. Ni'W York, at a cost of $2,800. The cylinder is of
9.\-inch and has 72-inch stroke. The jumper was built to order
by Folsom & Hiller, 531 California street, San Francisco, and
cost $600. They have 600 feet of hose, in good condition. The
names of the officers are : W. R. Warnock. Foreman ; P. G.
Garry, 1st Assistant ; H. B. Harmance, 2d Assistant ; H. McDou-
gall. Recording Secretary ; H. Ettling, Financial Secretary ; E.
Jacobs, Treasurer, and 80 active members. Engine house North
B street.

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Terrltorial—Couiitry and. City OiHcials.

Below will be found a list of the various Federal, County and
City Officials ; likewise tlie names of heads of Fire Department
of Virginia.

Capital of the Territory — Carson.

Supreme Court — George Turner, Chief Justice ; Jno. W.
North, Associate Justice ; Powhattan B. Locke, Associate
Justice ; Alfred Helm, Clerk.

Territorial Officers — Jas. W. Nye, Governor and Superin-
tendent of Indian Affairs ; Orion Clemens, Secretary ; J. T.
Lockhart. Indian Agent ; W. W. Eoss, Auditor ; Jno. H.
Kinkead, Treasurer ; "A. F. White, Superintendent of Public In-
struction ; Robert Rowland, Warden of Territorial Prison.

U.S. Revenue Officers — Warren Wasson, Assessor, Carson;
James S. Dilley, Collector, Virginia.

U. S. Land Officers — Clement T. Rice, Register, Carson ;
C. N. Note ware. Receiver, Carson.

U. S. Military — J. L. Van Bokkelen, Provost Marshal
General.

i--: Militia Officers — J.W.Nye Commander-in-Chief; J. L.Van
Bokkelen, Major-General, at Virginia ; Almon Hovey, Brig.
General 1st Brigade, at Virginia ; Jas. McLean, Brig.-General
2d Brigade, at Genoa ; H. P. Russell, Adjutant General, at
Carson.

First Judicial District — Comprising Storey, Washoe and
Roop counties — John W. North, Judge ; George King. Clerk,
at Virginia ; J. S. Bovvker, Deputy Clerk, at Washoe City.

County Officials — Leonard W. Ferris, Probate Judge ;
Wm. H. Howard, Sheriff; N. W. Winton, County Clerk, ex-officio
County Auditor, Clerk Probate Court, and Clerk of tlie Board
of County Commissioners ; Chas. H. Fish, Recorder ; Lloyd
Frizell, Assessor ; John Easterling, Tax Collector ; Isaac E.
James, Surveyor ; Dighton Corson, Prosecuting Attorney ; H.
H. Flagg, Martin White, and Chas. H. Kuox, Board of County
Commissioners.

Township Officers — Gold Hill Precinct— '&. A. Kellogg,
Justice of the Peace ; Wm. H. Beegan, Constable. Virginia
Precinct — J. F. Atwill, Justice of the Peace ; J. V. B. Perry,
Constable.

City Officials — Rufus E. Arick, IMayor. [Common Coimcil —
Meet every Tuesday evening — First Ward, John Earl, J. A.
Cramer ; Second Ward, Goo. H. Shaw, Jas. Brennan ; Third
Ward, Pembroke Murrav, Alex. Corvell ; Fourth Ward, Thos.
Parker. R. A. Young.J ' Geo. F. Vosburg, City Clerk ; F. Wal-
ters, City Treasurer ; Chas. R. P]dwards, Assessor ; H. K.

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Alexander, Tax Collector; C. P. Johnson, Surveyor; John
Allman, Street Commissioner ; Frank Tilford, City Attorney.

City Police, etc — Wm. H. Davenport, Recorder ; Clias. W.
Cooke. Marshal and Chief of Police ; E. F. Clarkson, Captain
of Police ; City Jailor, M. J. Purcell. Regular Police — H. W.
Ward, John Brinton, Thomas Buckley, Wm. Mcintosh. Thomas
Bulger, Thos. McGee, Denis Hays, B. J. Lynch, Thos. Green,

Dale, Clancy, Frank Soule, E. F. Hawks, •

Wilcoxon. City Marshal is Chief of Police.

Quartz IMills and. Hoisting "Works.

Gould & Curry Mill and Mine, situated about one and a
half mile east of Virginia City. This is the most extensive mill
in the Territory, or perhaps in the world. The mill, at present,
runs eighty stamps. It is estimated that this company extract
from their ores about a half million bullion monthly. The com-
pany employ about 8U0 men. The mine has'- three entrances —
the lower, the middle, and the upper tunnels. At the mouth of
the middle tunnel, which is situated on South I street, large and
extensive quartz houses have been erected. A. Lawton, Pres-
ident ; Chas. Bonner, General Supeidntendeiit.

Mexican Mine, situated between Howard and A streets, was
erected in 18()3, has a 25-horse power engine, and the company
own 100 feet on the Comstock lode. Alsopp & Co., Propi'ietors ;
E. B. Darsey, Superintendent.

Mariposa Quartz Mill, located at the foot of Cedar Hiil ;
it has a 15-horse power engine, running 12 stamps of 600 pounds
each. Knox's pans and the Hungaiian bowis are used in the
amalgamating department. Cost of mill about |20,0()0.

Hoosier State Mill, situated on Silver, between G and H
streets, was erected in 1862 — engire -JO-horse power. The ma-
chinery was formerly used in the old Spanish Mill, runs 8 stamps,
au'i 24 Knox's pans — was erected in 1862. Jacob Cjark & Geo.
Hurst, Proi)rietors ; J. Clark, Superintendent.

Cedar Hill Mill, located in Cedar Ravine, has a 40-hnrse
power engine, built at the Pacific Foundry, San Francisco, three
straight batteries of four stamps each; crushes 16 tons of rock
per day ; it has 12 U-feet ama gamating tub-, with 8 Knox's im-
proved pans. The mill was erected at a cost of $85,000.

Empire State Mh.l, situate at what is known as Sugar Loaf
Peak, is run by both water and steam. The water wheel is 40
feet in diameter, with a 15 horse power engine ; runs 10 stamps,
and crushes about 12 tons of rock pei- day. It uses Knox's pans,
with false bottoms, and Wakelee's patent flue pans ; employs 10
men. Chas. Coover & L. Dunn, Proprietors. L. Dunn, Sup't.

Dealers in Blank Sooks, Legal and Commercial blanks.

46 HISTORICAL.

Utah Mill and Hoisting Works was erected on the 8th of
January, 1864 ; size of building-, l()(i by 60, is situated in Six
Mile Canon, nortli of Silver Hill. Tliey own 3,200 feet in three
ledges, viz., 1,000 in the Coinstock, 1,000 in the middle and 1,200
in the back ledge. The engine and machinery, which is rated
as first class, and finely finished, is 90-horse power, was made
by Devoe, Dinsmore & Co., of San Francisco. The main shaft
of this company's mine has three apartments, each 4 by 5, and
is down a depth of 28 feet.

Mariposa Mill, erected in 1861, situate in Cedar Ravine, has
a 25-horse power engine, 12 stamps, and 18 amalgamating pans,
(Wakelee's patent,) employs 10 men. Messrs. Davis & McCurdy,
Lessees.

Bajazette & Golden Era G. & S. M. Co., Bajazette Ledge,
located in I860. Golden Era Company (Mitchell Ledge)
located 21st January, 1861. B. & G. E., G. & S. M. Co., con-
solidated Oct. 18<62. and incorporated 26th January, 1863.
Capital stock, $1,200,000, divided into 4,000 shares— one foot to
the share ; have 2000 feet in each location, making a total of
4000 feet. The works are located on C street, north of Virginia
and Gold Hill Divide. F. F. Fargo, Secretary, office 45 Soutli
C street, Virginia.

California Mine & Hoisting Works, was located in 1859 ;
has two mines — the North and South Central. The Hoisting
Work's building is large and capacious, and was' erected in 1863.
Messrs. Bolton, Barron & Co., Proprietors. Wm. Welch, Super-
intendent. This company own 300 feet in the Comstock ledge,
and employ 30 men.

Santerita Claim, Ophir Hill, was located in 1862. The com-
pany are now engaged in developing their mine.

Interior Exploring and Mining Co., L. W. Ferris, Pres-
ident ; M. A. Baldwin, Superintendent ; J. M. Gearheart, Sec'y.
Ofi&ce in Taylor's Building. The officers of this company are all
men of experience, and practical miners. This company was
formed for the purpose of locating and developing mines ; they
also locate timber and agricultural hinds, and mill and town sites.
It is conducted similar to the Mount Davidson Tunnelling and
Exploring Co., a company which has done more to develop the
mineral resources of the Territory than any other company extant,
and has proved both remunerative to its projectors and a benefit
to miners. The I. E. and Mining Co. have already located some
very valuable mines, and are now engaged in developing them.

Beach and Paxton's Hoisting Works, situated on Virginia
Hill, was located in 1859. The comjiany are developing their
mine.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

HISTORICAL. 47

Sierra Nevada Hoisting Works, located in Cedar Ravine,
tvas erected in October, 1863. It has two 30-liorse power en-
gines, manufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works, 8an Francisco.
This company use for hoistino; purposes a flat wire rope, three
inches wide and one and a half thick, and 620 feet long.

Allen G. and S. M. Co. — The works of this company were
erected in 1862, are situated in Cedar Ravine, have all the ma-
chinery and facilities for developing their claim.

White & Co.'s Mill and Hoisting Works, is located on
Cedar Hill, building 30 by 60, is worked by an improved horse
whim ; have located and own 210 feet on the Comstock lode ;
works erected December, 1863,

Savage Mine and Hoisting Works, situated on B street,
was located in July, 1859 ; claim 800 feet on the Comstock lode ;
have an engine of 50-horse power ; main building 36 by 60 ; car-
penter shop 40 by 50. Wm. Lent, President ; G. B. McAnney,
Secretary.

PoTosi Works, situated on North B street, was located in
1859, has capacious and powerful hoisting machinery and works,
own 1,400 feet on the Comstock lode. Patrick McKay, Sup't.

Dick Sides Silver Mining and Hoisting Works, located
23d June, 1859, by T. B. Abernathy, J. M. Baldwin, E. Belcher,
and R. D. Sides. The Works are situated on South Stewart st.,
has first class hoisting machinery, built by Devoe, Dinsmore &
Co., San Francisco, at a cost of $100,000. The company was in-
corporated on 22d May. 1863. Office 48 South B street, Vir-
ginia.

Chollar Hoisting Works, situated on North A street, claim
located in I860, owns 1,400 feet on the Comstock, has an engine
of 100-horse power.

Wm. Penn Hoisting Works. — The claim which was located
in 1862, is situated on Virginia Hill, employs six men, and a
horse whim.

Burning Moscow Hoisting Works, situated North Ophir
Hill ; company have located and claim 2,400 feet on the Com-
stock lode. It lias an engine of 12-horse power, and improved
hoisting machinery.

North Ophir, situated on North Ophir Hill, claim 1,200 feet
on the Comstock lode.

South Ophir, situated on South Ophir Hill, claims 200 feet
on the Comstock lode. A tunnel has been run from this claim
to the North Ophir, from which is taken excellent rock. This
company are about erecting now and costly machinery, which,
when completed, will enable them to double their present capacity
for extracting quartz.

School Books at Greatly Reduced Prices.

48 HISTORICAIi.

York Claim was located in 1859, situated on North Opbir
Hill. This company employ 10 men, and are now engaged in
sinking their shaft. The company has ordered hoisting ma-
chinery.

Spanish No. 2, located on North A street. This company
claim 1,600 feet on the Comstock lode, it employs 14 men. J. W.
Dil.on, Superintendent.

Best & Belcher Hoisting Works, located on Stewart street,
south of Taylor. This company have excellent hoisting works,
with a Carliss engine of lUO horse power. The size of main
building is 40 by 65 feet, carpenter shop 30 by 25, boiler room
20 by 40. The company own 226 feet on Comstock lode.

YEAR COMMENCING MAY, 1864.

-A-ToTox-e'v^ettloarxs.
bds. .boards. n..uo^tb. s.. South. nr..near. res.. resides, op. .opposite.

-^

Abrams J. res 120 north B

Ackison W. bar-tender at Seawards's Saloon

Adams J. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Adams N. laborer Sapphire Mill

ADAMS THOS. M. hay yard, 57 and 59 north D

Adams Frank, miner, res north E

Adams John, Supt Chollar Mining Co, res Chollar Mine

Adams James, laborer Gould and Curry Mill

Adams Grove, of Mitchell & Adams

Adkison D. 0. Supt Fairview Mining Co, office on Divide

Agan Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Ahen J. oiler Gould & Curry Mill

Ahiers Ed!, carpenter, res on north Carson

Ahpel Carl, cigars and stationery, 36 south 0

Ahpel Henry, of M. Goldman & Co

Adchison Dr. cor B and Taylor

Alban W. G., M. D, north E

Alchom T. carpenter, res Howard

Alden I. K. foreman of carpenters Goutd & Curry Mine

Aldrich Louis, att'y at law. Piper's Bailding, cor Union and B

Aldridge Judge, bds Chapin House

Alexander J. J. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

ALEXANDER H. K. city tax collector, office south B

Alexander John, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Alexander W. F. watchman Gould & Curry Mill

Alpine Boarding House, by Mrs. Winter, 66 B

Alsbacher D. L. of Weinshenk <fe Alsbacher

50 VIRGINIA DIRECTORT.

Alter Chas. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Alton R. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Alvarez R. miner, res North Mill

Alvarez John, miner, res North Mill

Alvarez Florentine, laborer, res 135 north B

Alvarez J. M. miner, res North Mill

Allen Mrs. Mary, res 47 north F

Allen C. W. wood ranch, res 223 aorth D

Allen Dr. office Piper's Building'

Allen R. minor Ophir Mine

Allen J. H. Wright's Soda Works, 126 B

Allen C. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining Go

Allenback J. saloon, res A

Allers Chas. tiraberman Ophir Mine

Allman Daniel, miner, res G

Ambrose Wm. miner Chollar Silver Mining^ Co

Anderson F. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining Co

Anderson , carpenter Virginia Planing Mill

Anderson John Y. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Anderson James, blacksmith Santa Fe Tunnel

Anderson John, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Anderson M. D. att'y at law, Piper's Building, cot B and tlniore

Anderson Joseph, (colored) laborer L nr Union

Anderson John, bar-tender Metropolitan Hotel, 11 and IE n D

Anderson Thos. miner California Mine

Anderson J. S. carpenter, cor D and Union

Anderson J. law clerk, res 25 A

Anderson J. miner Ophir Mine

Anderson R. W. cook with Mrs. Keith, north C

Andrews W, tinsmith, 21 north D

Andrew Thomas, miner, bds Canandagua House

Andrews T. G. res 16 A

Andrews J. D. carrier " Virginia Union," res cor A and Taylor

Angove J. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Angelo Father, res Immaculate Conception Church

Angoul John, res H

Anisini Peter, wood dealer, res north E

Anthony Rev. C. V. pastor First Methodist Episcopal Churchy

res cor Taylor and H
Appach Adolpli, saloon, 24 south B
Apple Robert, broker, 17 north C
Applegate Uriah, bds south E
Arkson C. laborer Ophir Mine
Ardot G. F. miner, res Howard
Argentine Saloon, (Ward & HefFron,) 71 south C
Arguilar D. miner, res North Mill
Arkell Wni. boardingliouso, north C
Armand Ed. printer "Union Office''

TIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 51

Armer & Harris, cigars and tobacco, 1 2 soutli B

Armer H. of Armer & Harris, res 12 south B

Armstrong- Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Armitage Jas. A. chemist and druggist, op Interuational Hotel, C

Armour John, carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

ARMSTRONG E. I. proprietor International Hotel

Arnold J. H. clerk Cope & Hubbard >

Arnold & Blauvelt, bankers, cor Taylor and C

Arnold John, banker, cor Taylor and 0

Arscheem Morris, barber Metropolitan Baths

Arthur John, miner Central Mine

Arthur S. J. teamster Storey & Faull

Artists' Hall, (R, Grunwald,) 16 north C

Arvell Edward, night foreman Choller Mining Co

Arzaga Joseph, printer, res North Mill

ARRINGTON N. 0. banker, (Stateler & Arrington,) res 44 A

Arrington A. S. broker, Medan Building, 10 north C

Arrington Wm. broker, Medan Building, 10 north C

Ash Wm. hay yard, 336 south C

Ash A. S. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Asher H. F, tailor Isidor Mayers

Ashern James, iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Ashley Wm. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Ashley John, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Atkinson George, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Atkinson Levi, miner, res south B

Atkinson T. B- blacksmith, 69 north B

ATWILL J. F. justice of the peace, office 55 south C

Attienna Chabrier, at Howard Street Laundry, res Howard

Aud, Beebe & Hundley, attorneys at law, office Masonic Block,

north. B
Aud F. L. of Aud, Beebe & Hundley, res south B
Aurich A. butcher, 32 south C

Hay and Peed Stable,

No. 60 North D Street.

M^^ Horses constantly on hand for Hire, and on Livery. '"©^

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

WM. BREMNER,

0itimisswii

Office, Enterprise Building, No. 24 South C St.,

,^^^ Refers by permission to A. C. Wigbtman. R. C. Chappell, Edward Cahill,
Paxton & Thornbiirgh, of Virginia City, and H. H. Flagg, of Gold Hill.

Orders Carefully and Promptly attended to.

METROPOLITAN, 23 North B.

WASHINGTON, 51 South C.

SAN FRANCISCO, 7 North B.

'ts^m^ ^s^^^^

^^^^^Si,S^S4^^,

H. S. BECK.

W. H. YOUNG.

ff^irp

!

H. S. BECK ^ CO.,

VXXLGXISXA.

BENHAM $( HEATON,

X13 SOUTH O STI^EEIT,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 53

IB

BA(yH LOUIS, Metropolitan, San Francisco and Washington

Baths
Bachelor Miss C. M. primary department Virginia public schools
Bafchelden J. C. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Bagley John, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Bage J. N. painter Gould & Curry Mill
Bahr L.. waiter International Hotel
Baiker L. C. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Baike J. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Bailey R. W. carman Chollar Silver Mining Co
Bailey H. I. laborer, res nr Catholic Church
Bailey David, miner, res 60 south C
Bain J. H. printer, "Old Piute Office"
Baird Wm. engineer Empire Mill
]Baird S. H. broker, res north E
Baird J. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Baker P. H. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Baker Sam, brakeman Best & B. Gold and Silver Mining Co
Baker E. G. tinsmith, res Summit st
BAKER CHARLES, Union Brwerv, 40 north C
Balch D. W. clerk Gould & Curry Mill
Baldwin Susan Mrs. 62 north A

BALDWIN M. A. mining sup't, office Taylor's Building
Ball James, laborer north L
Balzer Jos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Ball N. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Ball James, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Ball W. miner Chollar Silver Mining Co
Bannigan Miss Isabel, res 115 north D
Banning A. A. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine
Baker E. G. hardware merch't, of Baker & Andrews, res C near

Summit
Barrage M. cook Progress Restaurant
Barber H. miner, res 33 north E
Barber Wm. M. blacksmith, 124 north C
Barber T. teamster, res north E
Barker A. H. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Barker Julius, carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Barkley Samuel, cashier at Paxton & Thornburgli
Barnert Julius, of J. Barnert & Co. office cor Battery and Hal-

leek, (up-stairs,) San Francisco
Barney James, teamster Gould & Curry Mill
Barnes M. H. clerk McLaughlin & Root
Barnes J. D. saloon B, res 19 A

Barret P. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Bartholomew G. W. carpenter south-east cor D and Union

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

CHAS. BOWIE,

AND

m

m mn!

Hill

ii

i

]Sro. 134 ISTortli O Street,

vikmm @f All Kifjis eBNSTiMTLif m mm i

Orders from all parts of the Country Promptly attended to.

Done in the best style of Workmanship.

CHAS. BAKER,

i

ill

40 North C Street,

co3l,e; Ac <3-a^tvi::ble:,
DRUGGISTS,

^@* Particular attention paid to putting up Prescriptions, ■'S^
AT ALL HOURS OF THK DAY AND NIGHT !

Nq. 90 South C Street, Virginia.

VIEGINIA DIRECTORY. 55

Bartlett E. H. blacksmith Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bary John, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Barry A. engineer Hoosier State Mill

Barnett Patrick, liquor dealer, 50 south D

BARNUM HOTEL, (A. Larouche & Co.) 36 south G

Bartlett J. H. res Merchants' Exchange

Barkley Thomas, stock broker, res 155 north C

Barney Aurilieus, express wagon, north P

Barnes W. W. printer "Union Office"

Barnes J. D. (Court Exchange Saloon,) 18 south B

BARNERT J. & CO. clothing and furnishing goods, 27 south G

Barns Fred, butcher 92 north C

Barry John T. printer "Old Piute Office"

Barrett A. J. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Barry Robert, porter Ophir Mine

Barron John, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Barrett Joseph, plumber, res north F

Bash CO. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Bass John, butcher cor E and Union

Bassett A, quartz mill proprietor, office Enterprise Building

Barssetti G. waiter Progress Restaurant

Bastion Chris, miner Chollar Gold and Silver Mining Co

Batch D. W. smelter Gould & Curry Mill

Bates John, (California Hay Yard,) cor Carson and C

Bates Mrs. R. S. dress making, room B nr Taylor

Baudonnat P. C. fashionable hatter, 27 north B

Bamer George, restaurant, 42 north C

BAXTER ROBERT, (Baxter & Durant,) office 94 south C

Baxter G. W. supt. Iowa Mine

Bayreuther Albert, of Bayreuther Bros. Restaurant

Bayreuther Bros. Restaurant, cor D and Union

Bayreuther Gus. of Bayreuther Bros. Restaurant

Bay J. G. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Bean P. B. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Beargo B. miner Ophir Mine

Beattig Henry, musician, 24 north P

Beatty John, painter, Applegate House

Beach & Paxton, (located 1859,) situation Virginia Hill

Beatty & McRae, attorneys at law, 23 and 24 Jones' Buildings

Beale G. I. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Beam John M. clerk H. C. Kirk & Co. 24 north B nr Taylor .

Beasley W. engineer Ophir Mine

Beck H. S. of H. S. Beck & Co. res north A

BECK H. S. & CO. hardware store, 13 C and B

Beck A. res north A

Beck Stephen, res south G

Becker John, blacksmith Allen Gold and Silver Mining Co

Beckman E. apothecary, 114 south C

56 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Beckman C. at A. Friedenberg & Co

Bedford V. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Beebe G. M. of Aud, Beebo & Hundley, office Masonic Block, u Er

Beeni J. H. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Beicki Louis, blacksmith, res 119 nortli D

Bejar Rafael, miner, res North Mill

Beleran Lewis, watchman Gould & Curry Mill

Bell J. De. res north F

Bell Wm. carpenter Chollar Gold aud Silver Mining Co

Bell Jas. washing, etc. south G

Bellhorn J. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Bellinger P. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Berry James, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Bemen A. carpenter, res south B

Bemis 0. S. butcher, 92 north C

Bender D. A. clerk W. A. M. Van Bokkelen

Bender Theodore, blacksmith California Mine

Bender W. S. clerk Telegraph Office

BENDER THOS. blacksmith shop, 29 north F

Bendi Jas. mason, res nr Summit

BENHAM & HEATON, contractors and builders, 113 south C

(see advertisement)
Benham H. at Benham & Heaton's

Benham C. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
BENHAM A. & BRO. (Virginia Stables,) 29 south C
Benham John A. of Benham & Heaton, res 113 south C
Benke Edw. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Benton A. P. carpenter, res south D
BENNETT H. C. associate editor "Bulletin Office"
Bennett R. K. book-binder, res south F
Bennetto J. miner Ophir Mine
Bennett Wm. E. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Bennison Luis, miner Baj. and Golden Era G. and S. M. Co
Benton S. S. carman Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co
Benwick W. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Beppingham P. miner Burning Moscow
Beresford J. laborer Ophir Mine
Bergman Wm. chemist, etc. with Jos. Armitage, res B
Bergmann Wm. druggist, 4 north C
Berkins C. H. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Bertramd Domec. (Barnum Restaurant,) cor B and Sutton Av
Bertram Fred, cook at International Hotel
Bertrand N. waiter Leggett's Chop House
BERTHIER DR. A. physician and surgeon, office cor B and

Union, res Union bet A and B
Bevins E. miner Sides' Silver Mining Co
Berlin David, book-keeper and mining secretary, Howard
Berwin L. D. clothing, 138 south C

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 57

Berry -Teliii, of Pitzer & Berry, attorneys

Berry D. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Berry J. R. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Berry J. blacksmith DcLand's Mill. Flowery

Berry A. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Berry James, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mine

Berry H. asst. fireman Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Berry H. V. assistant Langton <fe Co's Express

Betnmn E. rooms Quint & Hardy, res Judge Qtiint

Bettinger Mrs. private res Mill

Beven Edwin, miner Best and B Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bebbins G. R. A. boot-maker R. M. Blacks

Bickle James, miner, res above Stewart

Bickle R. miner Opliir Mine

Bidelham Wm. supt and pres Alta Silver'Mining Co

BIEN REV. DR. H. M. academic seminary, 4 north B

Bien M. upholsterer at M. Goldman & Co

Bigelow Edw. miner Gould & Curry

Bigelow D. agent Overland Stage Co. Merchants' Exchange

Bigeler D. miner Gold & Curry

Bilani Pat. laborer Centerville Mill

Bimmich John, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bindy V. K. teamster Gould & Curry Mill

Binkinton J. H. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Biunis I. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Birch J. R. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Birdsell W. engineer Gould & Curry Mill

Bird N. J. Dr. office 114 south C, res south B

Binning B. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Birsh J. R. carpenter Gould & ('urry Mill

Bisbee Miss S. teacher Virginia Public School

Bishop H. hay-yard, north D

Bishop John, miner, bds Cedar Hill House C

Bishop A. B. printer "Union Office"

Biter W. druggist, 4 north C

Bixler , firm of Williams & Bixler

BLACK R. M. boot and shoe store, 17 north C
Black James, carpenter, Winfield Mill, Virginia
Blake John, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Blackburn Chas. at Truckee hay vard
Blackburn L. F. bar-tender Sutliff's Hall
Blaney John, miner Sides Silver Mining Co
Blaney Thos. miner Sides Silver Mining Co
Blaney Jas. miner, res south G
Blarney J, miner Sides Silver Mining Co
Blarney R. miner Ophir Mine
Blauvelt W. H. banker, cor Taylor and C
Blessiugton A. J. res north A
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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

BURNHAM & HALL,

PRACTICAL

1^

No. 83 South C Street.

Carpets,
Oil Cloths,

AND

gmgs,

in Goods!

Paper H

The very Latest Style of

SILVER PLATED STAIR RODS !

EVEET DESCRIPTION OF

m

^'S^We would invito the attention of the Public to our present stock, the
> largest and finest ever offered in Virginia.

BURNHAM & HALL,

No. 83 South C Street, Virginia.

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 59

Bliss D. L. of Almaria B. Paul & Co

Bliss Capt. B. B. overseer Gould & Curry Mill

Bliss B. B. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Bliss E. S. smelter, Gould & Curry Mill

Block & Co. dry-goods, 20 south C

Block D. of Block & Co

Blodgett H. L. notary public, conveyancer and commissioner for

California, res Summit bet Union and Taylor
Bloomer H. C, house and sign painter, Wells & Fargo's Block,

south C
Bloomer J. G. agent Telegraph Co

Bloomer H. R. re-toucher, at Sutterly Bros. Daguerrean Gallery
BLOOMFIBLD & CO. tobacco and cigars, 8 south C
Bloomfield S. of S. Bloomfield & Co
Bluett J. W. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
, Blumenthal J. M. (Collins' House,) 17^ south B
Bockley John, boot and shoemaker, at O'Donohues
Boden Pat. lalDorer Gould & Curry Mill

Bof , miner Sides Silver Mining Co

Boffer W. P. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Bohan Mike, boarding house, 210 B

Bolan & Co. grocery, provision merchant, €tc. cor B and Union

Bolan J. of Bolan & Co

Bolisho Thos. saloon, 47 north C

Bommar J. driver Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

BOND ERASTUS, secretary of mining companies and stock

broker, 5 Myers & Daggett's Building, res 27 north C
Bonds John, miner Milton Mining Co
Bone Wm. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Bone John, miner north Carson

Bonelright G. W. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co
Bongorer H. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Bonham Dr. B. B. rooms cor B and Taylor
BONNER CHAS. general supt Gould & Curry Silver Mining

Co. res south B
Bonny E. B. miner

Bonwing A. A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Bonynge C. W. lumber dealer, res north E
Bookwater S. miner W. and M. Co
Booth B. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Border Jas. N. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Borland James, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Borland Arche, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Borland James, miner, res 169 north C
Borneman W. G. book-keeper Paxton & Thornburgh
Borrish Nicholas, fruit-stand, 68 south C
Bortis N. M. painter Gould & Curry Mill
Bortles Wm. carpenter Gould & Curr;^ Mine

60 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Boston Saloon, (Wm. A. CI. Brown,) 52 north B

Bostwick Wm. jeweler, 19 north C

Bottomby J. miner North Potosi G. and S. Mining Co

Bottorf J. K. of Bottorff & Wild

Botts & Wallace, attorneys at law, office Enterprise Building

Botts C. T. of Botts & Wallace, office P]nterprise Building

Boulton G. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bourke M. miner Ophir Mine

Bourke J. miner Ophir Mine

Boutcher J. carpenter Winfield Mill, Virginia

Bowes Jnolb, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Bowes John, laborer, res north L

Bowie M. D, dealer in hides, res H

Bowie David, head book-keeper Gould & Curry Mine

BOWIE CHAS. blacksmith and wagon maker, 124 north 0

(see advertisement)
Bowin W. laborer Ophir Mine
Bowlenger F. miner Chollar Silver Mining Co
Bowman Mrs. M. A. res 105 north B
Bowmer J. C. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co
Boyd John, amalgamator Central Mill
Boyd James, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
BOYD J AS. H. agent Wilson's stage line, 3 north C
Boyle 0. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
Boyle A. miner Baj. and Goiden Era G. and S. M, Co
Bovle M. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Brackett H. H. with Gillig, Mott & Co
Braden C. C. teamster Storey & Farell
Braden T. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Bradley F. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Bradt Byron, Bradt Saloon, 5 north B
Brady Patrick, of Roberts & Brady, (metal roofers)
Brady Edward, miner Gould and Curry Mine
Bradford A. C. Attorney at Law, office Enterprise Building
Bradley L. L. at Sawyer's Club Room
Bradley Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Bradley Patrick, teamster, res cor Flowery and D
Bradley Michael, miner Gould and Curry Mine
Bradley Patrick, baker, res Mill
Bradley Frank, roaster Central Mill
Brady J laborer Ophir Mine
Bragis E. B. foreman Bajazette Mines, res south E
Bragg C. C. carpenter Ophir Mine
J>ram M. laborer Chollar Gold and Silver Mining Co
BRAN CH SALOON, Maguire's Opera House, (Maguire & Burns

proprietors)
Brannigan Arthur, miner 140 north P
Brandos Chas. of D. E. Hoff & Co

VIKGINIA DIRECTORY. 61

Bray P. miner Ophir Mine

Breedler B. S. miner Gould & Curry Mine

JJreemish John, miner, res south G

Breen Martin, laborer Gould and Curry Mill

Breman James, stone mason Gould and Curry Mill

Bremer W. H. broker, 17 north C

BREMNER WM. stock broker, Enterprise Building, (see adv't.)

Brennan M porter Gould ai;d Curry

Brestsey C. H. iron-worker Gould and Curry Mill

Brew Ph. miner, boards at Cedar Hill House C

Brian John, miner Beach & Paxton

Brick Wm. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Brechell Jno. trustee

Bridger J. T. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Bride Miche, carpenter Gould and Curry Mine

Brigg William, miner Baj. and Golden Era G. and S. M. Co

Bring i\ndrew, carpenter, res H

Brigham S. amalgamator Gould and Curry Mill

Brisacher Bro's wine and liquor merchants, south B

Brishlin Pat. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Brusner Wm. miner Spanish No .2

Brock Henry, Wm. Tell House, 46 south D

Broderick B. miner Spanish No. 2

Brodrick G. boot and shoe maker, shop Union between C and D

Brogan B. driver Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Brogan Bernard miner, boards with Miss Daly

Brokaw I. special policeman, first ward

Bromberger M. dry goods &c., Internation Building, nortii B

Bronson Dr. north B, res Virginia Hotel

Brooks C. B. at Giilig, Mott & Co's

Brophy Pat. laborer Gould and Curry Mill

Brosnan C. M. Attorney at Law, 20 north C

Brown W. C. saloon, 138 south C

Brown Thos. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Brown A, C. speculator, boards at Chapin House

Brown Chas. Mechanics' Exchange, 82 north B

BROWN C. M, car})enter and billiard table repairer, 24 north E

Brown Wm. amalgamator Gould and Curry Mill

Brown Jno. H. carpenter Gould and Curry Mine

Brown J. W. secretary mining company, boards at Mrs. Keith,

north C
Brown L. A. carpenter Gould and Curry Mine
Brown 0. B. miner Empire Mill
Brown F. W. teamster D. E. Hoff & Co
Brown D. D. cook, res on K nr Union
Brown Patrick, laborer, res north J
Brown Chas. miner, res Mill
Brown W. A. G. Boston Saloon, 52 north B

62 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Brown Chas. Mt. Davis Hotel, 291 south C

Brown J. W. secretary i)aniel Webster, Monitor, etc , office Crys-
tal Peak

Brown Thos. roaster Central Mill

Brown B. laborer Empire Mill, Virginia

Brown Mathew, miner Gould and Curry Mine

Brown Wm . of Thomas & Brown's Lodging- House, north B

Brown James carpenter Gould and Curry Mill

Brown Thos. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Brown Jno. Tonitine Saloon, No. 3 south C

Brown N. T. cor Main and Blanchard

Brown John dishwasher Bauresher's restaurant

Brown J. D. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Brown L. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Brown James carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Brown S. J. Board of Brokers (Washoe Exchange), res Summit

Brownell A. H, iron-worker Gould and Curry Mill

Broning John, miner, boards on north E

Bronning J. miner Ophir Mine

Bruce R. M. barber, with L. Bach

Bruecker M. carpenter Gould and Curry Mill

Bruiise Fred, miner Utah Silver Mining Co

Brundagc E. F. painter, res south D

Bryan Jno. miner, res Howard

Bryant Wm. miner res north F

Bryan M. H. broker, res cor of G and Sutton Av

Bryant E. S. foreman Ogden Mill

Bryant (J. Attorney at Law, res '25 north F

Bryant & Seely, Attorney at Law 52 south B

Bryarly W. physician, office 57 south C

Buck C. Blacksmith. 63 north B

Buckett Wm. miner Best and B. Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bucket W^m. miner Sides Silver Mining Co

Buckingham E. L. amalgamator Gould and Curry Mill

Buckner C. P. bar-tender, Sutliffs Hall

Buckley Jerry, miner Gould and Curry Mine

Bucknam Frank, at Gillig, Mott & Co

Bucknam George, at Gillig, Mott & Co

Bucknam Franklin, tin-smith, res E south side

BUFFALO MARKET, (McCay & Baso,) cor E and Union

BULKELEY L. E. Counsellor at Law, 41 south B, over Post
Office

Buley Wra. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Bulger Jno. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Bullock W. H. attorney at law, office Virginia Hotel

Bunon J. S. miner Savage Mine

Eurbank A; Edgerton, attorneys at law, rooms 17 Taylor's Build

Burke E. W. with A. I. Burke, Virginia News Depot 63 south 0

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 63

BURKE A. I. business agent Virginia "Evening Bulletin," office

63 south C
Burk v. sup't Empress Mine, res. 70 south D
Burkheacl Wm. foreman "Enterprise " office
Burke Geo. at Spittle & Cramer, 93 north C
BURKE M. wagon and carriage maker, 154 and 156 south C
Burk Thomas, carman California Mine
Burke Michael, laborer res Carson
Burlington House by J. Mclvoy, south B
Burney Jno. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Burns J. A. miner Baj. and Golden Era G. and S. M. Co
Burns L. miner Baj. and Golden Era G. and S. M. Co
Burns Wm. miner, south G
Burns Wm. miner Gould and Curry Mine
Burns Thos. bar-tender Reticker's Saloon
Burns John H. of Maguire's Opera House
Burnes M. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Burnett John S. California Stage Company, corner C and Union
BURNHAM & HALL, carpets, oil cloths and paper hanging, 83

south C, (see advertisement)
BURNHAM JAS. W. of Burnham & Hall, res F nr south
BURRALL W. H. stationery and news depot, corner C and Union
Bury Thos. clerk letter dep't. Wells, Fargo & Co
Bush H. Jr. of Tortell & Bush IBi south C
Bush David, cashier Arnold & Blauvelt, res Howard
Bushby Mrs. Christina, washing, res north G
Butler Wm. policeman, res 25 A
Butler Jas. draughtsman with J. L. Mason, rooms 6 and 7 Union

Block, corner B and Taylor
Butterfield D. C. oiler Gould and Curry Mill
Buxton W. H. at L. H. P. Smith
Bjerregaard B. mine , 47 south F
Byrne Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine.
BYRNES MICHAEL, cabinet maker, corner F and Union
Byrnes Richard, Identical Saloon, 56 south C
Byrnes Kate, Boarding House, Washington and J.

l©f eliit filter k ^Mhmfp

No. 7 North C Street, Virginia.
BRANCH OF THE SACRAMENTO STORE.

64 VIEGINIA DIRECTORY.

EDVTARD CAHILL,

ip

ENTERPRISE BUILDING,
No. 34 SOUTH C STREET,

6^°" Refers by permission to Donoliue, Ralston & Co., John
Sime & Co., A. J. Moulder & Co., and Capt. R. L. Ogden, U. S.
A., San Francisco. B. F. Hastings & Co., Stateler & Arrington,
and Arnold & Blauvelt, Virginia.

J. O. CURRIB & CO.,

^«di0ii mi &$mmmm '^mlmb,

No. 13 North B Street.

SALE DAYS— Mondays and Saturdays.
23^ North B Street,

Mrs. G. Chapman, - - Proprietress.

g@^ The choicest Steaks, most delicious Coffee, good Cooks,
Attentive Waiters, and Moderate Prices are the attractive
features of this Establishment.

C-A-IjIj -A-lSriD T£^^2- XJS,

tlRGflNIA DIRECTORY, 65*

o

Cadin W. G. Oo:den Mill

CAHILL EDWARD, stockbroker, Howell, Black & Co. 's build-
ing, cor C and Taylor

Caliill J. laborer Gould and Curry Mill

Cain Geo. miner, res south E.

Cain G. R. laborer Chollar Gold and Silver Mining Co

Cain Foster, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Cain S. F. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Cain E. miner, res south E

Cain Thos. F. miner boards with E. Cain

Cain Thomas, miner Gould and Curry Mine

Caiby W. S. carpenter Ophir Mine

CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY, Thos. Henry Agent, cor
C and Union

California Exchange, II and 13 north D

CALIFORNIA BREWERY, Deininger & Schmidt, 52 south D

Calvert John, mason, res below Catholic Church

Calvert J. S. foreman Roger's Mill Virginia

Calwell Joseph A. carpenter, res D south of Hickey

Cameron Alex, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Cameron Jas. carpenter Ophir Mine

Cameron R. carpenter Ophir Mine

Camp S. first cook at Mr. Keith, n C

Campbell C. engineer Empire Mill, Yirginia

Campbell M. bar-tender Tontine Saloon, 3 south C

Campbell T. miner Ophir Mine

Campbell Robert, miner, res south F

Campbell Thos. carpenter Gould and Curry Mine

Campbell G. C. Stewart No. 1 Engine Co. and H. and L. Co

Campbell P. engineer Ogden Mill, res Mill

Campbell Wm. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Campbell W. H. Supt Peavine Cons. Copper, G & S Mining Co

Camplinton Mr. Hubert House, Lodging, 45 south B

Candy J. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co

Cane Jas. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Canol D. miner Sides S. F. Co

Canty W. S. Washington Hotel, south 0 •

Capomo Jno. laborer Ophir Mine

Caprihorn Chas. laborer, 114 north D

Capuro A. gardener, res Mill

Carly Lany, cabman Ophir Mine

Carley John, boots and shoes, Union bet C and D

Carlyle R. G. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Carlock F. M. liquors, 164 south C

Cancaw Chas. Boulder Resturant

Carne S. miner Ophir Mine

66 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Carpenter C. G. miner Croesus Mine i

CawtiU James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Carie A. sec y mining company s, office Howard nr Clirysopolis

Tunnel
Carroll H. stone-mason Gould c^' Curry Mill
Carr L. W. mining sec y at D. Wolf & Co
Carrigon M. laborer

Carriere H. laborer Sapphire Mill. Yirginia
Carson L. D. miner Gould tfc Curry Mine
Carter Geo. B. boot black Metropolitan Baths
Casamajou A. & Co. Rotisserie Coffee Saloon 20 north C
Casaday N. blacksmith, res south F
Casbey P. miner Ophir Mine
Casey, miner Sides S, M. Co
Caserove W. feeder Gould & Curry Mill
Cashen Thos. laborer Gould ct Curry Mill
Casley P. miner Best and B. Gold and Silver Mining Co
Cassiday Nathan, blacksmith Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Cassadv H. laborer Ophir ]\Iine
CASSIN THOS. foreman El Dorado Mine
Castle Henry, carman Chollar Gold and Silver Mining Co
Cattle George, (colored) porter, res 5 E
Cavano M. J. butcher, res K. north Union
Cavanaugh Thos. miner Gould & Cm-ry Mine
Cavanaugh A. laborer Ophir Mine
Cavanagh Thos. miner, bds at Lynch's Boarding House
Cendla Daniel, tailor, res north D
Center M. of Winn & Center, 50 south C
CEXTEAL HOUSE, P. Nolan, 80 north C
Central Market, A. Straus prop'r, IS south 0
Cerry J. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining Co
Cers Pat. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co
Chamberlain J. barber, 18 north B
Chamberlain Mrs. H. boarding, 73 north B
Chamberlain C. C. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Chandler W. S. miner Gould <k Curry Min^
Chandler Edward, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Chandler G. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Chandler N. A. sup't Ladv B. Mine, res 60 south C
CHAPMAN'S CHOP HOUSE, Mrs. Geo. Chapman prop'r, 23^

north C
Chapman J. miner Ophir Mine
Chapman J. F. blacksmith, 124 north C
Chapin House, J. Swift prop'r, south C
Chapman George, chop house, res on north D
Chapin C. H. secy and president mining co's, south C
Chappell R. C. firm of Weightman & Chappell, res Howard, bet

Union and Taylor

VIEGINIA DmECTORT. 67

Chase D. laborer Ophir Mine

Cbase F. 1). Vance's Daguerrean Rooms

Chatelain E. broker, res Howard

Chatelain Mrs. Seminary of Seaming, Howard

Chattuby miner Sides Silver Mining Co

Chaumond E. prop'r Barnum Hotel

CHAUYEL 0. Y. Chauvel House, 12 north C

Chavis Manuel miner BaJ. and G. E. Mine

Clieda J. miner dollar Silver Mining Co

CHERRY CUMMIXGS, minerologist and mining engineer,

south G
Chesnut J. G. principal of public schools
Childs P. G, miner, B nr Taylor
Childs Jno. miner Savage Mine
Childs Jno. miner Gould & Currv Mine

CHURCH JOHN, of J. Church'tfe Co. propVs "Daily Union''
Chipman E. S. att'y at law, Taylor, bet B and C
Chisholm D. brakesman Milton Mining Co
Choen A. res 13 A
Church A. P. book store, 12 north B
Claffey H. D. carpenter Gould ifc Curry Mill
Clarence J. miner Ophir Mine
Claresy A. saloon, north B
Clark A. R, miner, res 169 north C
Clarke Geo. blacksmith, bds Mr. Keith
Clark Ed. miner, res south F
Clark J. broker. 21 north C

Clark Francis miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining Co
Clark & Donaldson blacksmiths, north C
Clarke J. M. painter, res 129 north D

Clarke Geo. firm of Clarke Sc Donalds, blacksmiths, north C
Clark Jno. mason DeLand's Mill
Clark J. C. propT Hoosier State Mill
Clark James R. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Clark A. R. miner Gould <fc Curry Mine
Clark Jos. miner Gould Sc Curry Mine
Clarke J. B. stone ma.-on Gould k Curry Mill
Clark J. D. res Morton's cider manufactory
Clark J. M. carpenter, res 118 north C
Clark E. W. carpenter Ophir Mine
Clark <t Hurst, Hoosier State Mill
Clark James miner, res north F
Clark John miner Milton Mining Co
Clark J. laborer Ophir Mine

Clary Patrick foreman Upper Gould k Curry Tunnel
Cane Thos. miner Gould cV' Curry
Clary W. W. M. engineer Ophir Mine
Clayton Chas. miner Burning Moscow

€8 TIECxIXIA DIRECTORY.

Clearv Pat. miner Gould it Currv Mine

CLEMENTS S. L. Associate Editor '' Enterprise "

Clement Miss Julia, res 3 north F

Clew J. P. baker Baruum's Hotel

Cline T. laborer Gould c»c Curry Mill

Clock A. milk ranch cor K and Taylor, Virginia

Cloney J. timberman Ophir Mine

Cloye'es Chas. E. clerk International Hotel

Clune D. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Cobb G. B. book-keeper " Daily Union"'

Cochrane R. Gillig Mott ct Cd's

Cocking T. miner .Ophir Mine

Cocking S. miner Ophir Mine

Cochran Robt. foreman carpenters Gould & Curry Mine

Cody Edw. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Coffey James Y. Sec'y Mining Co. and with Carson & White, 10

Taylor's building
Coffee Jos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Cogswell Wm. laborer Gould k Curry Mill
Cohn & Schneider tinners, 115 south C
Cohn J. M. p >rter J. Barnet <fc Co
Cohn A. clothing. 60 south C
Cohn A. books, stationery, etc., 36 south B
Cohn Bros, grocery and provision store, north A
Cohn A. notions, 5S south 0
Cohn George of Cohn <t Schneider, 115 south C
Cohen Heniy P. book-keeper " Ter. Enterprise," 24 south C
Cohn Isaac cigars, 96 south C
Cohen J. partner B. Gad Lo
Cohen A. B. clerk C. Dalmann & Co.
Colburn miner Sides Silver Mining: Co
COLE ct GAMBLE, Drua-o^ists, 90 south C
COLE A. M. Druggist, of^Cole & Gamble. 90 south C
Cole F. W. attorney at law, Post Office building
Cole T. H. carpenter, res Morton's cider manufactory
Cole H. F. carpenter, works for Brown
Cole Tunnel, G. Eales. Superintendent
COLLINS CHAS'. publisher and compiler Virginia and Gold

Hill Directory for 1864, and General Advertising Agent.
COLLINS S. M. Empire Lodging House, 37 south D
Collins J. H., res Virginia Hotel
COLLINS JOHN A. -owner of Collins House, south B
Collins <t Darling, blacksmiths, north B
Collins G. N. blacksmith, res 58 north A
Collins V. Nr blacksmith. 69 north B
Collins J. miner Chollar Silver Mining comp'y
Collins D. B. physician. 30 south C
jDollins M. miner Burning Mosco\f

vreOINIA DIRECTORY. 69

Collins House, J. M. Blumenthall, 17^ south B

Collins P. book-keeper DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Collins T. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Collan Jno. miner Gould <fc Curry ^[ine

Colman Wm. miner Milton Mine

Coloin H. ironworker Gould 6c Curry Mill

Columbia Restaurant, Jenkins W. H. south B

Combs W. S. clerk McLauorhlin & Roots

Comerford M. J. miner Gould <fc Curry Mine

Comerford Edw. miner Gould <t Curry Mine

Comefort Edward miner, res L

Comstock A. R. amaloramator Gould & Curry Mill

CONCORDIA SALOOX, Henry Stege, propr, 263 south C

Conde S. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Conlon M. laborer, res north G

Conlon Thos. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Conroy B. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Connelly P. physician, office 55 south C

Conner Mrs. J. R. furnished rooms, res 58 south D

Conners Chas. laborer, res south F

Connor C. C. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Conners Peter miner Gould & Curr^* Mine

Conn J. W. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Conner Chas. C. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Connolly J. driver Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Connolly John, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Connor Pat. laborer Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Connorton Jno. foreman mining comp'y, res 272 south B

Conrad C. with G. P. Morrill

Cook Fred, at Gillig, Mott & Co

Cook Alex, carpenter Gould <fe Curry Mine

Cooner Thos. ironworker Gould <fe Curry Mill

Coon "W. S. at Benham & Beaton's

Cooper ;^[is3 Rose M. saloon, l-l-i south C

COOPER J. J. Agent Langton <fe Co.'s Express, office "Enter-
prise " buildinsr

COPE & HUBBARD, attorneys at law, office " Enterprise "
building, C

Cope W. "W. of Cope & Hubbard, office "Enterprise" building, C

Corcoran Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Corince Lewis miner Baj. 6: G. E. Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Cornell William miner Milton Mining comp'y

Cornell Chas. apothecary and chemist, 24 B near Tavlor

CORNWALL A. dentist. 82 south C

CORSON <fc WHITE, attorneys at law, res 10 Taylor's building

Corson Dighton of Corson «fc White, bds International Hotel

Corson Thomas miner Milton Mining comp'y

Corwell S. W. carman Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

70 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

CORYELL A. R. Alderman, res 70 south D

Coryell W. W. Sec'y Mining comp'y, res 45 C

Cosctt H. lawyer, cor Union and A

Costello P. boot maker, Union bet C and D

Costello Michael miner, bds with J. Gallagher

Cotter R. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Cottrell L. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Coughlan M. miner Roger's Mill, Virginia

Counery Pat. laborer Gould & Cnrry Mill

Courts Jas. S. waiter Liternational Hotel

Cowell C. A. ironworker Gould & Curry Mill

Cowles G. W. M. restaurant, 78 south C

Cowlan Thos. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill

Cowie J. carman Chollar Silver Mining comp'y

Coyle Chas. attached to Robison's club room

Craderick John Ijrick maker, res cor Cresent

Cragwinch T. timberman Ophir Mine

Cramer I. A. alderman, of Spittle & Cramer, 72 north C

Cramer Albert, sec'y mining co's, office 7 south C

Crandall G. B. clerk Ex. Dep't, Wells, Fargo & Co

Crandle Wm. miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and S. Mining comp'y

Crane E. miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crane S. Blacksmith N. Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crane Robert, clerk at Hatch Bro's

Oranson Wm. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crane J. miner N. Potosi Gold & Silver Mining comp'y

Crasoe Jno. miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Creses Rose, miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crawley Pat. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Cransen Wm. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crelly B. miner Chollar Silver Mining comp'y

Creese W. chop house, 85 north C

Creeley James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Crittenden & Sunderland, att'ys at law, room 3 Hastings Bank

Crittenden A. P. firm of Crittenden & Sunderland, res south B

Crittenden H. S. teamster Gould & Curry Mill

Croall J. pressman, " Enterprise Office"

Crofts Jno. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Croman Jno. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crone Peter, miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Cronen Jas. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Cross Geo. W. teamster for Storey & Faull

Cross W. C. miner Chollar Silver Mining comp'y

Crowell S. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crowgey J. miner N. Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Crowley J. M. laborer Gold and Curry Mill

Crowell Geo. C. jirinter, " Union Office"

Crowell H. wagon maker, res 46 north E

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 71

Cruse W. carpenter at Benham & Heatons'

Crow A. amalgamator De Land's Mill, Flowery

Crozier Arthur, of Casey, Kelly & Co. 60 north C

CRYSTAL PEA.K SALOON, Gregory & Carman, propt's 113

south C
Crystal Peak House, Mrs. S. A. Seaman proprietress 113 south C
Cudmore D. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Cudmore Miss, dressmaker, res south I
Culligan J. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Culligan Mike miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and Silver Mining Co
Culligan S. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Cullen P. P. plumber, south D
Cullen W. laborer Milton Mining comp'y
Cunningham John, miner Fair View Mining comp'y
Cummings Michael, blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine
Cumraings James, Illinois House, 310 south C
Cummings J. W. watchman Gould & Curry Mill
Cunan Jno. engineer Ophir Mine
Cuniham J. miner Ophir Mine

Cunningham Wm. miner Baj. and G. E. G. and S. M. comp'y
Cunningham A. miner Ophir Mine
Cummings M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Cuuingham Pat. laborer Ophir Mine
Cunningham Andrew, miner, south F
Curran Patrick, teamster, res K
CURRIE J. C. & CO., Auctioneers, 13 north B
Currier G. W. carpenter, res Summit Mine
Currie J. C. bookkeeper at J. C. Currie & Co
Curschman saloon, 125 north B
Curtis Sam. miner, res south G
Curtis C carpenter res 72 B
Curtis L. C. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Cusack M. tailor at I. Myer's

Cusack P. W. rock-breaker De Lands Mill, Virginia
Custrop C. res 40 B

Cutler W. K. sec'y mining co's, res Howard
Cutler Louis miner Gould & Curry Mine
Cutler W. reporter, bds Chapin House

Importers and Dealers in

524 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

72 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

ID

Dabes 0. waterman Gould & Curry Mill

Dairgett R. M. stock broker res 1 Meyer & Daggett's Block

Dahimann Chas. of C. Dalilmann & Co

Dahlraann Nathan, of Dahimann & Co

DAHLMANN C. & CO. gents' furnishing goods, 22 south C

Daib J. T. laborer Gould and Curry Mill

Daigneau T. amalgamator Sapphire Mill,Virginia

Daigneau C. amalgamator Sapphire Mill, Virginia

" DAILY ENTERPRISE," Goodman & McCarthy proprietors,
Enterprise Building, south C

" DAILY UNION," Church & Co. proprietors, office cor C and
Taylor

" DAILY OLD PIUTE," (evening paper) Lovejoy & Co. pro-
prietors, north C

Dailey Cornelius miner Roger's Mill, Virginia

Dailey Wm. miner U. & M. claim

Dailey D. miner N. Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Dale Frank, of Steudeman & Dale

Daley James L. Daley's Exchange, 57 south C

Daley's Exchange, by James L. Daley, 57 south C

Dalhon Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Daly Henry res 170 south C

Daly Peter, printer, res cor H and Silver

Daly James, second asst. engineer Chollar Mine

Daly Michael, res 71 south C

Daly F. tailor I Mayers

Daly Tom. amalgamator Ogden Mill

Daly Thomas miner res H cor Taylor

Daly Miss Mary, boarding house, south D

Dallum F. A. printer "Enterprise office

Dallon Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Dalmadge John, cook 20 north C

Danaher P. H. stock broker 62 south C

Danby John, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Daney, weigher Central Mill

Daniel J. L. district court, office Roe's Building, south B'

Dany Jno. laborer Ophir Mine

Darling B. blacksmith 69 north B

Darling S. firm of Collins & Darling', blacksmiths north B'

Darry W. J. miner Ophir Mine

Dart J. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Dali W. miner Ophir Mine

Daugherty Pat. roaster Central Mill

Daugharty Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Daustone N. engineer Ophir Mine

Davenport C. B. clerk at A. S. Tobias & Co

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 73

DAVENPORT W. H. Police Jiidtre, res 60 north A,

Davidson Isaac, miner Fair View Mining Co

Davies J. S. of Smith & Davies

Davies Wm. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Davis Jno. miner Baj. and G. E. Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Davis J. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Davis Jno! M. dramatic profession, res 2i north A

Davis Warren carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Davis J. S. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Davis A. N. res on G

Davis Mrs. Mary, res 15 north F

Davis Thos. S. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Davis L. R. of Davis & Rich

Davis & Rich, merchant tailors, 23 north C

Davis Charles teamster, res north Mill

Davis Jno. tailor, 1 1 south B

Davis S. boots and shoes, 1 9 north C

Davis IT. firm of Davis & Lew, north B, res 37 north B

DAWSON G. F. Associate Editor " Enterprize "

Dawling D. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Dawson J. S. cigar dealer. El Dorado

Day Zeb. first foreman and lumber receiver at Gould & Curry

Mine
Day J. W. engineer, res on Divide
Day D. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Deal W. E. F. Secretary of Mining comp'ys, 45 south C
Deal Mrs. Margaret res south F
Debat B. Caf6 du Commerce, 38 north C
Dean W. E. Sec'y Chollar Mining comp'y, res San Francisco
Deeble C. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Degroote D. A. porter J. C. Currie & Co
Deininger J. P. of Deininger & Schmidt
DELANEY M. carpenter, cabinet and joiner shop, 34 north D
Delavan James superintendent of mining claims, south F
Delaney Wm. miner Gould & Curry Jline
DeLaney J. miner Choilar Silver Mining comp'y
Delany Geo. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Delany Thos. boarding house, south F
Delbridge J. B. blacksmith Sierra Nevada Mill
Delevern M. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
DeLong Chas. E. attorney at law, res 15 north A
DeLong C. E. of Perley & DeLong, attorneys at law.
DELMONICO HOTEL, P. Quigby, prop'r, 31 south C
DELTA SALOON, James Malone, prop'r, 24 north C
Demling Francis restaurant, 42 north C
Deraling & Bauer, Union Restaurant
Demson Sam'l miner, bds Cedar Hill House, north C
Denaveaux Martin French and German Saloon, south B
7

74

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

DELMONICO

3X ^OTJ^D-JES: C:J S'Gi?Il.E3E2'T',

P. QUIGLEY, - - PROPRIETOR.

THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY RE-FITTED
AND RENOVATED, AND IS THE

lPi»

WSI ^W'^W

Office of tlie California anil Pacific Stage Co.

No. 34 South D Street,

Carppiitcr, €i\VmH ^ laincr ^Ijog,

WOOD m II ORY TlIRMiW 00i\E TO ORBER.

BLA.KE1 & CO.,

Importers and Dealers in

524 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 75

Denlialter Henry miner, res 136 north D

Dennis Wm. H. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Denphoy F. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Denton Benj. carpenter, bds Kelly's Exchange, B

Derrick, laborer Ceutreville Mill

Derry Thos. laborer, 125 north D.

Desire D. M. butcher, 350 Divide

Desmond R. photographic artist, at Sutterley Bros. 35 south B

Desmond P. C. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Deval E. A. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Deville F. & S. Young America Saloon, 59 south C

Devine Thos. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

De Voe, broker, south B

De Voe Jas. Secretary Mining comp'ys, office 19 south C

Dewing N. E. res 110 north B

De Young Isaac, clerk with Elias Jacobs, res 3 north B

De Young Henry, clerk with Elias Jacobs, 3 north B

Dias A. H. L. of Dias & Glouber

DIAS & GLOUBER, grocers, 68 south C

Dibble A. B. attorney at law, Piper's building, cor B and Union

Dickey Peter, miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Dickinson Chas. miner Baj. & G. E. Gold and Silver Mining Co

Dickson Danl. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Dietz Geo laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Dilaney , miner Sides Silver Mining comp'y

DILL MRS. S. J. White House Restaurant, 92 south C
DILLEY JAMES S., U. S. Tax Collector, office room 4 Post

Office building
Dillon J. W. Superintendent Spanish No. 2, res Virginia City
Dimock & Co. lumber, cor Washington and D
Dimock T. R. P. of Bonynge & Dimock, res Washington
Dimond John, 4-1 north C

Dingle Jas. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Dinsn^.ore H. M. with Sloat, provision merchant, north (J
Dirks Mrs. T. furnished rooms, 90 south D
Doake Sam'l, foreman Mining comp'ys, B near Taylor
Dobas G. A. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Dobbs George R. miner, res H

Doidger James, miner Potosi oold and Silver Mining comp'y
Doiscoll T. driver Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Dokerty J. B. workman Gould & Curry Mill
Doherty Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Doherty M. boot-maker at R. M, Blacks, north C
Dolan John, roadster Central Mill
Dold John, clerk Franz's book-store
Doll, amalgamator Central Mill
Doller J. miner Wintield Mill, Virginia
Doling Jas. carpenter Guuld & Curry Mine

76 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Domby Jno. miner Allen Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

Doniio-uez F. miner, res north Mill

Donoiioe Mo<es, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Donaldson B. W. blacksmith res north 0

Donaly James laborer California Mine

Donnely Thos. Miner Sides Silver Mining Co

Donnoly Daniel, miner res 51 north F

Donlon Jos. M. Snug Saloon, 9 south C

Donohue Thos. miner Fair View Mining Co

Donohue M. miner Gould & Curry

Donoiiue M. at warehouse of T. J. Taylor & Co

Donohue Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Doolin W. carpenter Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Dorwin Geo. W. melter E. Ruhling & Co

Dorreuback Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Dosan T. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Dosan S. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Doschcrs Albert H. San Francisco Quartz Mill, res 31 north C

Douglas J. W. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Dougherty Michael, bootmaker, for R. M. Black

Douherty Tom. miner California Mine

Do wen Wm. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Dimndsiky S. miner Sides Silver Mining Co

Dowling J. warehouse-man at Taylor & Co

Dowling S. fireman Gould & Curry Mill

Downey John, carpenter Gould and Curry Mine

Downey Dr. F. office 31 A, near Taylor

Downey George, Policeman

Downey J. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Downey M, laborer Ophir Mine

Doyle P. S. miner Gold & Curry Mine

Doyle Ed. cook Lovejoy Hotel

Doyle Wm. miner, res Sutter Av

Doys Wm. carpenter res north G

Doyle Patrick, miner, res south F

Doian E. A. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Dolan Ed. A. laborer, bds with Mr. Bvrne

Dolan F. M laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Duane Wm. saloon, 133 north B

Due P. druggist, 112 south C

Duca Philip, l)arber, 24 north C

Duify M. driver Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Dufiiey Thomas, miner, north H

Duffly J. miner Ophir Mine

Dufly Aliss Kate, boarding House south F

Duggan Jiio. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Duggan P. T. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Dulin Bush, miner Gould and Curry Mine

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

77

Dunlap Henry, expressman
Dunleavy John, miner, res 169 north C
Dunlevy R. W. g-roceries, 8(j north C
Dunn L. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Dunn Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Dunnin M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Dunn John miner Gould <fc Curry
Dunsing Fred, miner, res on L nr Union
Dunn P. F. Golden Eagle Hotel, 295 south C
Dunn B. D, Iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Dunn P. miner Chollar Silver Mining Co
Dupaix Jos. H. sec'y mining go's, &c. office south B
DURANT JAMES, news agt. office 94 south C
Durning Frances, miner res north G
Durnin Michael, carpenter, res south F
Duval E. A. miner, res south A
Duval C. F. stock broker, office south B
Duval C. F. tailor, south B

Duvelle A. C. ass't sec'y Baj. and G. E., office Jone's Building-
Dyer James, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

'WW

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

„_^ _^ — .^ il m ^i^^^'^M^^i^

OF THE BEST QUALITY.

Swords, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps,

SWORD KNOTS, SPURS, FLAGS,

ARIY HilS, CAPS AID IBROIDERIES,

Metallic Bugles,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
524 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

78

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

M. ESBERG, San Francisco,

J. T. FRIED, Virginia.

ESBERG & FRIED,

§altx^ ill g^m giwatiJi &x^m^,

STATIONERY, PLAYING CARDS, &c.

^^^ A general assortment of Virginia Chewing Tobacco ; Manufacturers of Do-
mestic Cigars. Customers supplied from San Francisco or Virginia.

SS nSTortlx O Stroot,

Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Old Office,

VXK,OI]VIJL.

EL DORADO

54 South 0 Street,

OLr> COXJRT HOXJ^iE BXJILDING.

Shell Oysters alvrays on hand.

Hot Liiiicli from 11 to 3 P. M., every day.

ASA L. WAUGAMAN, Proprietor.

P. ENGELBREOHT,

DEALER IN

ipvjsi, ®okt0, ^tationei'i, tit,

No. 73 South C Street,

Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 79

IE

Eabes W. T. jeweller, cor C and Union, res Stewart
Ebert J. ornamental sign painter, 19 south B
Eade Sam'l, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Eade Sept. miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Eadi Sam'l, miner Opliir Mine
Eagan C. II. painter, 47 south D
Eageu Chas. ore-worker Gould. & Curry Mill
Eagle Brewery, by Osborne & Sander, south B
Earl J. lumber, firm of Prescott & Earl
Earl T. B. with McLaughlan & Willick, 117 south C
Earley Jas. D. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Eason J. R. amalgamator Cedar Hill Mill
EASTMAN & CO. lumber dealers, 119 south D
Eastman C. H. of Eastman & Co. 119 south D
Eastman 0. ore-worker Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Eastman H. P. at Gillig, Mott & Go's
Eaton F. miner, res 282 B
EAVES & NYE. jewelers, cor C and Union
Eaves W. T. of Eaves & Nye
Eavans F. B. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Ebersole A. S. miner Savage Gold and Silver Mining comp'y
Eddy M. miner Ophir Mine
Edgar D. E. sup't Mining corap'ys, res south G
Edrington L. miner, res south D
Edwards VV. S. sec'y Mining comp'ys, 19 south B
Edward Frank, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Eflwards F. miner, bds Central House
Edwards Chas. R. salesman McLaughlin & Roots
Edwards Charles, agent, 50 south B
Edwards E. lodging house, 15 south C
Edwards M. teamster Story & Hull
Eells Geo. sup't Mining comp'ys, res Summit
Eggfrt PL prop'r Washoe Brewery
Ehrenberg Dr. rooms 4 and 5 over Wells, Fargo & Co
EICHLER Dr. office Kirk's drugstore, south B
Elam Joel A. miner, res south D

Elan Joseph, miner Baj. and G. E. G. and S. Mining comp'y
EL DORADO SALOON. Asa L. Waugaman, prop'r, 54 south C
Eldred E. milk ranch Gould & Curry Canon, Flowery
Eldridge J. res south C

Eldridge S. C. stock broker Virginia Stock Board, room 11 Tay-
lor's building
Elenes Antonia, rock-sorter Chollar G. and S. Mining comp'y
Elias Cook, barber, 301 south C
ELKUS L. clothing and merchant tailor, 7 north C
Elohom A. miner North Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

80 VIROxINIA DIRECTORY.

Ellis T. H. Deputy Sheriff, res south L

Ellis Frank, Minins; Secretary, 26 south C

Ellis E. miner at J. Lamberts

Elliott C. miner Ophir Mines

Elliott Parker, miner Potosi Gold and Silver Mining comp'y

ELLIOTT AUGUSTUS, News Agent, office in Post Office

Elliot A. B. Attorney at Law, 30 south B

Elliot M. cook DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Elliot V. grocers, 20 north B

Emanuel A. H. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Emanuel E. clerk D. Woif & Co

Emerson D. cider manufactory, 311 south C

Em{>ey B. L. miner, res south D

Empire Market, Lang & Furman, cor C and Sutton

Emry E. miner Chollar Mine

Engelman V. barber 6 north C

Eugele Graseley Laundry, 121 north B

Engelhard Fred, printer, " Nevada Pioneer " (German)

ENGELBRECHT P. cigars, tobacco and stationery, 76 south C

Englander Wm. cigars and tobacco, 9 south C

English P. miner Ophir ]\[ine

Ennis M. driver savage Gold and Silver Mining Co

Ensign L. teamster for Storey & Farrell

ENTERPRISE, Daiy and Weekly, Enterprise Building south C

Enterprise Saloon, LiXvinson & Co. Enterprise Building

Eppinger L. bar-tender International

Ernst Geo. jeweler, 86 south C

ESBERG & FRIED, Tobacco and Cigars, 25 north C, (Wells,

Fargo & Go's old office
Esberg M. of Esberg & Fried, cor Front and Sacramento, San

Francisco
Estep James, carpenter res 19 south A

Estabrook W. W. stock broker, office 35 Union Block south B
Estill A. H. clerk Chollar Mining comp'y res Virginia
Estrem P. groceries cor D and Mill
Ettlinger Bro's vegetable and poultry, 18 south C
Ettlinger B. of Ettlinger Bro's
Ettlinger S. of Ettlinger Bro's
Evans C. miner

Evans Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Evans & Schultz, saloon, 59 north C
Evans Wm. miner, cor F and Washington
Evans W. miner savage Gold and Silver Mining Co
Everett J. A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Eyre & Price, brokers, Black & Howell's Building

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.' 6|

Fagan Johu, laborer, res K

Fair, Mrs. W. D Tahoe House, 72 sontTi C

Fairlamb Wm. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Fairchiid, Mary R. private boarding, coi' F and Hickey

Fairhaven Robert, blacksmitli Best and B. Mining Co

Falconer W. M. miner north Carson

Fales N. W. Dr. office 56 B

Faley G. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Faley laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Falconer F. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Fardle Henry engineer Utah Mining Co

Farewell John, cooper, Taylor, bet C and D

Farewell A. painter, Gould & Curry Mill

Fargo E. A. wholesale liquors, 16 north C

Fall Jno. foreman Potosi Mining Co

Fargo F. F. sec'y Baj. and G. E. Mining Co. office south C

Farley H. S. roaster Central Mill

Farley Thos. miner Best and B. Mining Co

Farrell Jno. timberman Potosi Mining Co

Farrell James, rock-breaker Roger's Mill, Virginia

Farrell Richard, laborer, I

Farren R. paper hanger for Benham & Hall

Farrey Daniel, laborer res K

FARRINGTON F. C. local editor "Old Piute"

Farrington J. G. & Co. grocers and provision dealers 17 north B

Fashion Saloon, by Jno. Harris 39 north B

FAST FREIGHT AND EXPRESS CO. H. D. Smith agent,

office Taylor's Building, between B and C
Faull John, foreman Potosi Mine
Fay Wesley, clerk at Hatch Bro's
Taylor George, res cor Sutton Av. and E
Fay Robert, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Feeney Michael, laborer, res L
Felch Ch. engineer, res north E
Feldberg J. at Mandel & Co
Feldman S. upholsterer with C. Feuldman B
Fellow P. miner bds at Canandagua House
Feller Paul, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Fellow John, carpenter Utah Mining Co
Feneral, miner Sides Mining Co
Ferguson Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Ferguson Thos. pitman Ophir Mine
FERGUSON R. D. sup't Baj. and G. E. Mine, office 11 and 12

Jone's Building
FEUSIER L. & CO. groceries and provisions, cor C and Tayloi
Feusier Louis, of L. Feusier & Co. cor C and Taylor
8

82 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Louis Peusier & Co.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

mimm,

mmmm%,

BARLEY AND FEED.

Cor. C & Taylor sts.,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

TIEGINIA DIRECTOEY. 83

Feusier Francis, bookkeeper L. Feusier & Co

Feusier Henry, Jr. clerk with L. Feusier & Co

Fiesher Louis, bar tender Philadelphia Brewery

Fig Wm. teamster, north F

Figell Wra. laborer Gould & Currv Mill

Finck Edw. clerk J. G. Frisch & Co

Findley W. laborer D. B. Hoff & Co

Finley'C. clerk H, S. Beck & Co

Finn Jno. T. Attorney at Law, room 8 Taylor's building

Finn Geo. T. book-keeper Stateler & Arrington

Finn D. A. pressman, " Enterprise" building

Finn Owen, miner, res north I

Firmingan M. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Fish G. H. at Gillig, Mott & Go's

Fisher L. shoemaker, 57 south C

Fisher T. blacksmith Sapphere Mill, Virginia

Fisher J. tailor, 76 south C

FISHER ROBT. blacksmith, shop 29 north D

Fisher G. P. fruit stand. 122 south C

Fitch Thos. Attorney at Law, 10 Myers & Daggett's building,

north B
Fisher Julius, tailor, 45 north F
Fisher T. boot-maker, at O'Donohue's
Fiske H. G. metal roofer, res 43 south F
Fisher J. D. Chollar Boarding House, south A
Fitzgerald Morris, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Fitzgerald Thomas, miner, 114 north D
Fitzjohn A. miner Savage comp'y
Fitzgeralds Thomas, miner Spanish No. 2
Fizette W. teamster Gould & Curry Mill
Flanders R. speculator, bds Sutton Av
Flanigan Mary, saloon, 289 south C
Flannery Thos. miner Fair View comp'y
Fleek Fred, rockbreaker Cedar Hill Mill
Fleming F. miner Sides comp'y
Fleming Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Fleming A. M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Fleming Lewis, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Fleming Geo. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Fleishman L. at Newman & Co's, 32 south C
Fleres Antonio, barber, cor B and Sutton Av
Fletcher C. A. partner D. Wolf & Co
Fletcher C. E. at Gillig, Mott & Co's
Flinn John, miner Gould & Curry
l^linn Patrick, miner Gould & Curry
Flinshburg E. boot-maker, with R. M. Black
Flint Chas. bar-tender Washoe Exchange

Dealers in Elank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

€4

yiEGINIA DIRECTORY.

:XO. 41 SOUTH C STUEET,

^, lisle k StitlQ)i©f|e

Agent for H. H. Bancroft 65 Co.'s

LAW PUBLICATIONS AND IMPORTATIONS ;

A. Full A-Ssortnient of

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
J^^Agent for Collins' Virginia and Gold Hill Directory for 1864.

J, B. FULTON. W. W. SAVERY.

FUIiTON & SAVERY,

ip®k©ffs I IMig S©©ff©tiF!©s

Office, Taylor Street, bet. B & 0,

TAYLOR'S BUILDING,

FLORA TEMPLE STABLES,

A. L. WILKINS, PROPRIETOR.

3^ KTor tlx O Stroot, 'Virg'inla..

A. Fine Assoi-tiiiont of

CONSIANTLY ON HAND.

Horses by the Day, Wtek or Month. Ilorae Feed of all kinds on hand.

TIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 85

FLORA TEMPLE STABLE, A. L. Wilkins, prop'r 37 north C,

(see advertisement)
Florchitz G. & Co. Yirgiriia Brewerv, 7 mile Canon
Florentine Albert, restaurant, north D
Fly J. W. miner Sides comp'y
Flynn Patrick, miner Fair View comp'y
Flynn Nicholas, boarding house, 170 south C
Flynn J. driver Savage comp'y
Flynn John, miner, res south E
Flynn John F. blacksmith, res south E
Flynn Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Flynn Jno, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Fobby J. miner Sides Mining Company
Fogg Chas. foreman Baj. and G. E. Mine
FOGLER C. N. of Sargent & Fogler south C
Fogerty D. F. miner, north A
Fogerty James, carpenter Gould & Curry
Fogarty D. F. miner Gould & Ciirry Mine
Fogarty Jerry, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Foley, laborer Centreville Mill

Foley Denis, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Foley J. laborer Opliir Mine

Foley Denis, carpenter 14 north F

Foley P. hostler De Land's Mill, Flowery

Foormau M. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Foot E. 0. at Wright's gift enterprise office

Ford Pat. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Ford Ed. miner, res with Mrs. George

Ford W. J. miner, res north E

Ford George, miner Ophir Mine

Ford L. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Ford B. miner Rojer's Mill, Virginia

Fordham Wm. plumber south I

Forkner J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Forzhimar Isaac, firm of Kernan Co. meat market, 4 B

Foss, miner Sides Mining Co

Fosster miner Sides Mining Co ,

Foster miner Sides Mining Co

Foster, feeder Central Mill

Fountain John, boarding house, 4 north D

FOWLER T. B. Taylor's Building with Reardan & Hereford,

(money lender)
Fowler H. laborer Central Mill north A
Foy F. M. at L. Elkus's
Francis Mrs. A. P. lodging, res H
Frank P. H. Superintendent Central Mill comp'y
Frankenthal J. of F. Schloss & Co
Frankenthal S. clerk at F. Schloss & Co

•86 TIRGINIA DIRECTORY,

FRANZ B. Jr. at Franz's book-store

Frazer R. Lander Ophir Mine

Frazer Wm, amalsamator Gould & Curry Mill

FRANZ BERNHARD, book-store, 47 south 0

Fredentlial Henry, St. Louis House, 61 north B

Friedenberg- A. of A. Friedenberg & Co. 28 north C

FREDERICKS JOSEPH, paints, oils and window glass, 43 s C

Frederick M. M. broker, 19 north C

Frederick I. jeweler, 21 north C

Fredericks Francz, at Joseph Fredericks, 43 south C

Freeman Owen, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Freeman J, S, blacksmith Clark & Donaldson

Freemyer James, miner, south D

Freese L, D. miner Savage comp'y

French W. miner Chollar comp'y

French G, real estate. 172 south C

French and German Saloon, by Martin Denaveaux, south B

Frezene Jas, miner Potosi comp'y

FRIED J, S. of Esberg & Fried, tobacconists. 25 north C

Friedenberg A, & Co. groceries and liquors, 28 north C

Friedlander W. jeweler, 12 south C

Friedmann Chas, auctioneer and commission merchant, 8 south B

Friedmann M, confectionaries, etc, north B

Friedman S. Gift Enterprise, 171 C

FRINK MRS. L. E. lodging house. 32 north B

Frisbriey H, chief engineer Spanish No. 2

FRISCH J, G, & CO. wines and liquors, 130 south C

Frore Jno, laborer Chollar comp'y

Frost P. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Fruting G. carpenter, res south G

Frvor Sam'l, miner Sides Mining comp'y

Fuller S, E. stock broker, 62 south C

Fnllman M. cigars, 96 south C

Fuilton I, blacksmith Best & B, Mining comp'v

FULTON & SAVERY, Stock Brokers and Mining Secretaries,

Taylor bet B and C
Fulton J. B, of Fulton & Savery
Fulton I. miner Sides Mining comp'y

Fulton S. D. Attorney at Law. room 32 Jones' building, south B
Fulton A, cook International Hotel
FULTON MARKET, by Kirman & Co, 4 B
Furgison Chas. blacksmith Utah Mining comp'y
Furlong J. engineer Cedar Hill Mill
Furman John. Empire Market, 39 north 0
Furth F, S, of Bloomfield & Co

G24 Tvlontgoinery Street, San Francisco.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 8t

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Gailsecht J. amalg-amator Gould & Curry Mill

Gaitland P. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Galchouse Fred, foreman Allen Mining Co

Galvano F. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining- Co

Galway Dan. miner, bds at Lynch's boarding House

Gallagher James, miner, K nr Union

Gallagan James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Gallegher D. J. laborer Gould & Curry Mine

Gallagher H. miner Potosi Mining Co

Galligan J. E. bar -keeper Hughe's Saloon

Galligan Richard, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Gamble S. W. night watch California Mine

Gamerdinger L. miner Ophir Mine

Garner J. iron-worker Gould <fe Curry Mill

Gammons A. toll house, Gould & Curry Mill

Gammons T. G. ass't bookkeeper Gould & Curry Mine

Gammons A. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Ganderson 0. F. miner Potosi Mining Co

Gans & Co. National Market, 55 south C

Ganung Dr. res 157 north C

Gardner H. R. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Gardner E. miner Savage Mining Co

Garhard Jacob miner, res north Carson

GARIBALDI SALOON by F. Remlin 42 north B

Garland Jno: miner Ophir Mine

Gariety P. teamster, res south B

Garman C. H. prop'r Crystal Peak Saloon 113 south C

Garrant K. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Garrety Owen, miner, res 123 north B

Garrison W, waiter, res Taylor

Garsey Hans, carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Gaston W. C. clerk in U. S. Tax Collecotr's Office'

Gaston 0. P. blacksmiths' helper, 69 north B

GARTRELL & MURRAY, grocers and commission merchants,^

74 south C
GARTRELL CALEB, of Gartrell & Murray 75 south C
Garvey Jerry, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Gaston Wm. H. cook Roger's Mill, Virginia
Gaston J. M. with Willard, blacksmith B nr Taylor
Gavetson J. El Dorado Saloon
Gaws Miss Wilhelmina, res 40 north D
Gaze Joseph, engineer, res Howard
Gearhart J. M. sec'y Wm. Penn Claim
Gearhart E. M. sec'y mining co's
Gearich F. waiter at Grass Valley Res't
Geashard J. E. breaksman Savage Mining Co

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

88 YIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Geddes Samuel, stock broker 33 south" 0

Geer G. W. ag't Pacific Stage Co. Enterprise Building

Geigerraan S. clerk at S. Davi's 19 north C

Gemmern Herra, amalgamator Central Mill

Genard S. Sacramento Saloon, Union bet C and D

Genderff F. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Genessee Alex, merchant, 57 north P

Gentry S. C. wood j^ard cor E and North

George W. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

George Jacob, barber cor C and Union

George J. C. com'r for deeds Cal. res 25 A

Georges John, prop'r Truckee Hay Yard, res Washoe Co

George, miner Sides Mining Co

George A. S. miner Potosi Mining comp'y

Gerhauser A. brewer, St, Louis Brewery

Gerichten C. M. brewer. Union Brewery

German, miner Sides Mining Co

Gettins Sam'l, miner Potosi Mining Co

Getzler F. W. of St. Nicholas Saloon, 23 north C

Getzler F. W. saloon keeper, res 20 south D

Giandoni G. Cafe Du Commerce, 34 north C

Giandoni John, res north E

Gibson James, amalgamator Cedar Hill Mill

Gibson Chas. speculator, bds International Hotel

Gilson Thomas, miner, res H

Gilbert F. laborer Gould & (\irry Mill

Gilbert I. W. of Gilbert & Michael

Gilbert J. boot-maker, Union bet C and D

Gilbert Robt. Ogdeu Mill

Gilbert & Michael, tobacco and cigars, 8 north 0

Gilies Mrs. W. sewing machines, res A

Gill Wm. of O'Connell & Gill

Gill Wm. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

Gillan Wm. laborer, south F

Gillan Thos. miner Gouid & Curry Mine

Gilleni A. cook Barnum Restaurant

GHJ.ESPIE W. H. associate editor " Old Piute "

GILLIG, MOTT & CO, hardware and mining tools, cor C and

Taylor
GILLIG JOHN, of Gillig, Mott & Co., cor C and Taylor
Gillis S. E. printer "Enterprise " office
Gillroan John, laborer, res D. near Hickey
Ginn John I. printer '• Old Piute " office
Giniley, miner Sides Mining Co
Girard M, Thomas & Brown's lodging rooms
Given W. B. miner Chollar Mining Co
Glanful G. miner North Potosi Mining Co
Glanster D. M. miner Allen Mining Co

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. ^^

Gleason Martin, wheeling house, 344 Divide

Gleason Mrs. M. lodgings, 82 south 0

Gleason T. W. bar-keeper International

Gleeson W. blacksmith North Potosi Mining Co

Glessner S. A. prop'r " Daily Union. "

Glouber H. of Dias & Glouber

Gobey F. at Leggett's chop house

Goddard Henry L. miner, res south D

Goddard S. G. laborer, south D

Goe Wm. of Wood & Goe

Goe John, clerk at Wood & Goe

Goff B. F. wood-turner Mechanics' Mills D

Golden Pat. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Golden Thos. miner Best and B. Mining Co

Golding , first engineer Central Mill

GOLDMAN M. & CO. furniture and upholstery, 18 south G

Goldman M. furniture dealer on 0, res 20 A

Golom, miner Sides Mining Co

Goldsmith M. express wagon, G

Goldsmith W. miner Ophir Mine

Goldsmith A. tailor at I. Mayer's

Goldsworth H. miner Potosi Mining Co'

Goldsworthy J. miner Sides Mining Co

Golvin miner Sides Mining Co

Gonce L. porter McLaughlin & Root

Goodfriend I. dealer in crockery and furniture 39 north C

Goodfriend S. clerk at Ettlinger Bro's

Goodison Wm- iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

GOODMAN J. T. of Goodman & McCarthy, proprietors "Daily
Enterprise"

Goodwin L. clerk Jone's Lumber Yard

Goodwin W. C. teamster, res 33 north E

Goold L. cigar stand 34 south C

Goordon James, feeder Empire Mill, Virginia

Gould A. J. Sup't Santa Fe Tunnel

Gould A. cider manufactory, 311 south C

Goven Frank, blacksmith 63 north D

Goyette M, M. bar-tender Grey Hound Saloon

Gordlow B. engineer Utah Mining Co

Gordner J. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Gordon G. W. of Tilford & Gordon, res Virginia Hotel"

Gorin J. D. Gorin House D south Hickey

Gorman & Clark proprietors club room, 21 north C

Gorman Thos. printer "Enterprise office"

Gorman W. F. speculator 21 north C

GORMITZKY C. E. house, sign and ornamental painter, Con-
cordia Saloon 268 south C

Gosling Jos. architect, office 115 south C

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple ami Fancy Stationsyy.

90 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Gossand P. waiter Boulder Restaurant north A

Gothrie Henry, butclier, res 'south F

Gouo:h , wood turner at Virginia Planing Mill

Gourdon Mrs. washing and ironing, 149 north C
j Gorin House, J. D. Gorin, D south Hickey
^ Goyan W. miner Ophir Mine

Grabble John, miner north B

Graeber A. carpenter, shop south E

Graff A. chief engineer Milton Mining Co

Graham A. carpenter, shop south E

Graham A. J. printer "Union Office"

Graham J. B. printer "Union Office"

Grambss F. Grambss' House 55 south B

Grambss' House, by F. Grambss 55 south B

Granden J. miner Roger's Mill, Virginia

Grandfield T. miner Ophir Mine

Granger D. laborer Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Grange N. clerk at C. Rosse & Co

Grant H. R. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Grant I. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Grant Jack miner California Mine

Grap Adam, brewer, res D south Silver

Graves R. N. sup't Empire Mill, Virginia

Gray D. H. acting ag't Overland Stage Co

Gray George A. driver Wilson's stage line

Gray Jno. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill

Great Republic Saloon, Quinn & Martin, Taylor

Greeley C. P. saloon, 174 south C

Greeley A. L. attorney at law, 172 south C

Greeley G. H. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Greeley V . N. brakesman Chollar Mining Co

GREEN E. F. wood and hay yard, storage, stabling, etc., cor E
and North

Green C. C, M. D. room 11 Taylor's Block

GREEN L, San Francisco dry goods store, 84 south C

Greene J. C. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Green Dr, res Carson near Howard

Greenewald N. express wagon, G

Greene A. K. banker, private res A

Green Rev. (colored) Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church

Greenberg E. express wagon, res south E

Greenburgh E. miner Savage Mining Co

Greentaub M. of Levy & Greentaub

Greenwald R. Artist's Hall, 16 north C

GreenAvay H. job printer " Enterprise " office

Greenwald B.F. clerk M. Goldman & Co

Greenwell F. R. Olympic Hall, 14 C

Greenwood W. miner North Potosi Mining Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIEGINIA DIRECTORY. 91

Greenwood Minnie, bds Miss Julia Clements

Greffeen P. miner Burning Moscow

Gregoire H. saloon, 51 north 0

Gregor H. miner Potosi Mining Co

Greo-ory W. R. Chrystal Peak Saloon, 113 south C

GREY HOUND SALOON, Joseph Le Flower, north Main

Gresman John, tailor, at Mayers'

Gribble Juo. miner Ophir Mine

Griffin Pat. miner Burning Moscow, north A

Griffin Jno. New York Restaurant, south 0

Griffin J. teamster Chollar Mine

Griffin James, workman Gould & Curry Mill

Griffin Thos. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Griffin Pat. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Griffin A. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Griffin T. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Griffith E. carpenter with U. M. Reese

Griffith J. J. attorney at law, 2 Roe's building

Griggs Jos. engineer Savage Mining Co

Grim A. K. of B. F. Hastings & Co. res north A

Grimes Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Grinsley S. G. miner Potosi Mining Co

Grondona N. groceries, 121 north C

Groom R. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Gross Frank X. barber with L. Bach

GROSSETTA MARTIN, Virginia Saloon, 19 north B

Grossetta W. Virginia Saloon

Groshen Frederick, butcher at Cramer & Co

Grover E. A. foreman Rogers' Mill, Virginia

Guerit John, laundry, north H

Guggenheim Jacob, clerk Esberg & Frieds

Guinn B. R. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

Guinee Jas. miner, res south F

Gully Sam. miner Ophir Mine

Gumm James, miner, res Divide

Gunnell H. blacksmith with Willard, B nr Taylor

Gunnip Phil, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Gunther J. B. saddle and harness maker, 45| south C

Gwinn B. R. miner, Howard

Importers and Dealers in

MJ^ ^5?*\^^ u^ jfry^ M^ M%f ^

524 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Dealers in Blank Sooks, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

CALEB GARTRELL.

PEMBROKE MURRAY.

GARTEELL & MURRAY,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Groceries, Provisions,

Sole Agents of the Sand Springs Salt Works,

75 SOUTH C STREET,

Fire-proof Storage Warehouse, fronting on E Street.

1 Manufacturer of

1 Manufact

Ml

BEBDISTG

WWW.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

No. 32 North C Street

N. B.— All kinds of Sofas and Spring Mattresses made to order and warranted.

M. KAITFPMANN.

DEALERS IN

CIGARS, TOBACCO & CONFECTIONERY,

No. 88 Sonth. C Street, Virginia.
HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 93

HC

HAAS S. & CO. clothing and furnishing goods 5 north C

Haas D. of S. Haas & Co

Haasa S. tailor south B

Haath James, laborer Washington

Hackett Henry, barber cor C and Union

Hackett John, oyster stand at Spalding's

Haggerty Wm. miner Sides Mining Co

HAHNLEN J. F. proprietor Nevada Pioneer bds at Grambss'

House south 0
Haise B. workman Gould & Curry Mill, res 85 south C
Hall Ed. B. of Burnham & Hall, res 85 south C
HALL JO -EPH F. prop'r Pioneer Laundry office Virginia Hotel

Hall , ass't engineer Central Mill

Hall R. miner Ophir Mine

Hall A. H. wines and liquors S3 south C

Hall N. C. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Hall A. W. carpenter De Land's Mill. Flowery

Hall J. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Hall George D. at Pioneer Laundry

Hall H. A. Pioneer Laundry

Hall G. W. Pioneer Laundry

Hall S. with Sloat provision merchant north C

Hall 0. miner Sides Mining Co

Hall J. C. miner North Potosi, res M

Hall Jno. miner Savage Mining Co

Haller J. carpenter C hollar Mining Co

Haller Wm. watchmaker at Eaves & Nye's

Hulleday Jas. carpenter, res Summit

Halloway H. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Halpin J. J. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Halsh C. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Halstead J. F. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Halstead G. H. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Halt F. assayer Gould & Curry Mill

Haley John, miner, res H

Haley John, laborer, res 5 K

Hamelin 0. amalgamator Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Hamilton Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hamilton Wm. chief engineer California Mine, res Howard

Hamlin D. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Hamlin Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hammond C. B. dentist, office 110 south C

Hammond H. with C. H. Rich tailor, north B

HAMMELL L. A. Bank Saloon, 4G south C

Hammell F. J. res 58 south C

Hammeli Samuel, miner Fair View Mining Co

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

94 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Hampton Thos. miner Ophir Mine

Hampton Tim. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Hanbridge & Pennison, plubmers, basement 3 south C

Hance C. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Hancock R. timberman Ophir Mine

Hancock J. miner Ophir Mine

Hancock Jas. timberman Ophir Mine

Hancock Jas. foreman Ophir Mine

Hancock Jas. F. miner White & Murphy, res nr Summit

Hane 0. miner Sides Mining Co

Hannagan James, carpenter at Central Mill, Carson

Hannegan Sam. carpenter Central Mill

Hanlin Patrick, miner Baj. and G. E. Mine

Hantliorp James, miner Washington Mining Co

Harbaugh Alex, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Hardy D. trustee Baj. and G. E. Mining Co '

Hardy R. C. Niagara Hall 18 north B

Hardy Geo. miner, res north H

Hardy J. P. firm Quint & Hardy, res west B

Hardy James H. firm Quint & Hardy, res west B

Hardy W. carpenter at Benham & Pleaton

Hardy Jas. H. atty at law, firm of Quint & Hardy, res 70 B

Hardy J. blacksmiths' helper, Savage Mining Co

Hares Mrs. W. M. lodgings, 53 south B

Hanna Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Harmon J. B. att'y at law, room 39 Jone's Building

Harmon Steve, of Harmon & Pegg, Washoe, Ophir and steam-
boat stage line, office Merchants' Exchange

Harper Moses, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Harper H. miner Ophir Mine

Harper John, miner Chollar Mining Co

Harper Martin, Potosi Mining Co

Harring A. miner bds Sutton Av

Harrington Pat. miner Ophir Mine

Harrington P. miner, res H

Harrington J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Harrington James breaksraan Spanish No. 2

Harrington -, miner Fair View Mining Co

Harrington Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Harrison Thos. miner, res south F

HARRIS cfe KAUFFMANN, fruits and provisions 88 south C

Harrill D. D. 91 south C

Harrington M. miner Best and B, Mining Co

Harrini^ton C. driver Savage Mining Co

HARRIS & RAPHAEL, Gould & Curry Saloon, (lodgings)
Maguire's Opera House, D

Harris H. J. of Harris & Raphael, 11 south D

Harris J. clothier, 2.7 B

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DiEECTORr. 95

Harris Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co

Harris D. S. carman Savage Mining Co

Harris A. of Klopstock & Harris

Harris G. engineer Opliir Mine

Harris L. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Harris M. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Harris Dr. bds C. Friedman, 8 north B

Harris Wm. miner, res G

Harris M. of Armer & Harris, cigar store, res 12 B

Harris S. fruits and cigars, 88 south C

Hart Wm. watchman Chollar Mining Co

Hart J. miner Ophir Mine

Hart Jno. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

Hart Pat. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Hartman Isaac, carpenter with C. M. Browne

Hartman Fred, res north G

Harty Jas. carpenter Gould & Curry

Harty James, carpenter, res M

Harvell E. miner Chollar Mining Co

HARVEY CHAS. C. General Insurance Agent, res 193 north C

Harvey A. B. speculator, Howard

Harvey James, brakesman Best & B. Mining Co'

Hasbrouck M. miner

HIRSCHMAN A. jeweler, south C

Hase Wm. miner Utah Mining Co

Hasselgren K. W. upholsterer, 83 south C

Hassett Jas. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hassett James, miner, cor G and Taylor

Haskens M. D. blacksmith, 156 south C

Hasson Jno. fireman Gould & Curry Mill

HATCH BROS, groceries, vegetables, etc., 15 south C-

Hatch Wilson, of Hatch Bros

Hatch George, of Hatch Bros

Hatch Marke, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Hatherson J. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Havlin Francis, miner Gould & Curry Mine

HAUBERT CHAS. furniture and bedding, 32 north C

Hauch IsaaCf clerk King & Suskind, 6 north B

Haun Mrs. C. M. res south F

Hawes Oliver, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Hawes Oliver, assay er Gould & Curry Mill

Hawey A. fireman Gould & Curry Mill

Hawley P. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Hawk P. H. miner Ophir Mine

Hawley & Moxley, carpenters, south E

Hawley Jno. P. clerk Ophir Mine

Hawley James, Virginia Plaining Mill, res U. S. Hotel

Hawley Pat. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Blank Books of all Descriptions^ Made to Order.

96 TIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Hawley James, laborer Savage Mining Co

Hawson R. miner Ophir Mine

Hay Wm. foreman Empire Mill, Virginia

Hayden Michael, laborer, south F

Hayden C. M. brakesman Fair View Mining Co

Hayes Wm. carman ChoUar Mining Co

Hayes Simon, miner, 9 north G

Hayes M miner Ophir Mine

Hayes A. C. miner, nr Carson

Hayes Simon, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hayton Joseph, cabinet maker, 100 Taylor

Hazard Michael, 44 north C

Hazel Green G. and S. Mining Co- Virginia Hill

Hazliton G. W. sec'y mining co's, office Medan building

Heacock N. blacksmith. Gold Hill and Virginia Divide

Heakin Richard, miner Tunnel Toll Road

Heakin Joseph, iDlacksmith Potosi Mining Co

Heakin Richard, miner Potosi Mining Co

Healy Frank, office 7 Monitor Saloon, south C

Healy Frank, auctioneer, bds International Hotel

Heap Thos. miner, res south C

Heap Thos. miner Potosi Mining Co

Hearty Jas. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

HEATH H. W. paints, oils, etc., 50 south C, res K

Heath D. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Heaton W. wagon maker, res south D

Heaton B. W. blacksmith, shop Gold Hill and Virginia Divide

HEATON JOHN, of Benham & Heaton, res 113 south C

Hecht A. clerk S. Wasserman

Heele Philip, Grass Valley Restaurant, 3 south B

Heeffmon P. carpenter Winfield Mill, Virginia

Heerdt Henry, miner Sides Mining C

Hees Wm. D. bar-tender Snug Saloon "

Hefrom B. miner Sides Mining Co

Hefferman Jno. laborer Ophir Mine

Hefferman James, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Hefferman M. at Delta Saloon

Heidb H. miner Sides Mining Co

Heilshorn J. H. saloon, 117 south C

Heintz E. barber, shop 192 south C

Heitzelman P. jeweler, 8B south C

Heizer E. F. musician, bds north Stewart

Helbingcr T. butcher Grey Eagle Market

Hence C. blacksmith, shop B

Hend M. H. saloon, 20 north C

Henderson Robt. miner Spanish No. 2

Henderson A. Messenger Telegraph Co.

Heneby James, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St.. S. F.,

VIEGINIA DIRE'CTORY* 97

Henne Chris. Philadelphia Brewery, 12 south D

Hennen Jos. foreman Utah Mining Co

Henry Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

HENRY THOMAS, Agent California Stage Co., office N. W.

cor C and Union
Henry W. J. printer "Bulletin" office
Henry Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Henrey P. miner North Potosi Mining Co
Herab H. miner Sides Mining Co
Heran Martin, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Herot, miner Sides Mining Co
Hereford B. H. Deputy Clerk, Roe's building,- B-
Hereford Frank, of Reardon & Hereford, Attorney at Law, room

8 Taylor's building
Herguson S. B. ass't foreman Gould & Curry Mine
Herlinson L. barber, 18 north B
Herman L. general agent, office 86 north C
Hermann L. insurance agent, res 19 north B
Hermann Lucien, sup't California mine, res north B, office 18 and

19 Barnum Hotel
Hemenway J. W. blacksmith shop, 24 south D
Herndon J. L., M. D. Piper's building
Herruleben G. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill
Herys Sephe. laborer, Centerville Mill
Herzog Leopold, of Wolf, Herzog & Co'
Heschfelder A. of Block & Co
Hess Henry, book-keeper Korn &, Co
Hessler A. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Hewlett Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Hewlett Jas. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Hewlett Dr. dentist, room 35 Union Block, cor B and Taylor
Hewlett Wm. carpenter Gould & Curi-y Mine"
Hey Dr. private res 24 A
Hickey M. miner Gould & Curi-y Mine
Hickey Dennis, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Hickey J. P. miner, res 212 south C
Hicke M. miner Ophir Mine
Hicki T. miner Ophir Mine
Hickman Mrs. R. H. at U. S. Hotel
Hicks S. D. foreman North Potosi Mining Co
Hidron M. stonemason Gould & Curry Mill
Hififron, miner Sides Mining Co
Higby B. L, res Morton's cider manufactory
Higgins Misses S. A. & N. boarding and day school, north F
Higgins Miss Norah, teacher
Higgins Miss S. A. teacher
Hilderbrand M.. U. S. Bakery. 44 south D
Hildreth, clerk N. W. Sierra Neva,da Mine

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and- Fancy Statiofl6ry.

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

WILSON HATCH.

GEORGE HATCH.

HATCH BROTHERS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS,

Family Groceries of all kinds,
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS, BACON, HAMS & CALIFORNIA CHEESE.

ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.

^^^Harving our own teams we' are prepared to carry and deliver Trunks,
Packages and Light Freigh't, to Sacramento' or way Towns with despatch.

D. E. HOFF & CO.,

LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS,

TUNNEL TIMBERS, WINDOWS,
No. 8 North D Street, Virginia.

U. p. HUTOHINGS,

d)tmk mi Ixelaige iffoker^

Office corner Taylor and B Streets,

•xrxH.GX]xrxA exTX, nxr. t.

HODOE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 99

Hiley Jno. driver Savage Mining Co

Hiliatreault M. feeder Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Hill A. R. 336 north C

Hill Geo. F. of Mitchell & Adams

Hill F., M. D. res south F

Hill Wm. speculator, 21 north C

Hill C. A. of Hill & Pendegast

Hill & Pendegast, attorneys at law, Fulton Market building

Hill J. J. saloon, 20 north C

Hiller Dr. F. 93 south C

Hillyer M. C. pres't Ohollar mine, res San Francisco

Hillyer C. J. attorney at law, Piper's building, cor B and Union

Himes & Co. restaurant, B

Himes L. saloon 45 north B, res north A

Hinckley L. M. blacksmith, 354 Divide

Hindes W. F. carpenter, 126 B

Hine Chas. miner Potosi Mining Co

Hintze A. 46 south C

Hirscli P. miner Potosi Mining Co

Hirschfield C. H. broker, 12 south C

HIRSCHMAN A. jeweler. 31 south C

Hiscock H. W. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Hitchcock J. B. miner Sides Mining Co

Hitter F. Hitter's Saloon, 77 south C

Hobart Jno. Pioneer Laundry, 60 south C

Hobart J. P. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hobar John, hostler Cal. stage stable, cor Carson and I

Hobbs Jno. P. saloon, 172 north C

Hochholzer H. Civil and Mining Engineer, 3 Roe's building, B

Hocking B. timberman Ophir Mine

Hodesteid, miner Sides Mining Co

Hodges D. F. sec'y mining co's, 8 south C

Hoerty Henry, workman Gould & Curry Mill

Hoff D. E. of D. E. Hoff & Co. lumber

Hoff W. E. of D. E. Hoflf & Co

HOFF D. E. & CO. lumber, north D, near Unioa

Hogan Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Hogan M. miner North Potosi Mining Co

Hogan J. H. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Hogan Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Hogan Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Holcomb H. amalgamator De Land's Mill, Flowery

Holden John, blacksmith Central Mill

Holland W. M. teamster, res south D

Holland Jno. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Holland Pat, printer

Holley J. P. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Holmes A. G. 2ud engineer Central Mill

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

100 VIRGINIA DIBECTORY.

Holmes Dr. office B nr Taylor

Honduras Claim, G. Larnaran sup't

Hcods B F carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Hook J. carpenter Gould <fe Curry Mill

Hoole S. T. Mechanic's Mills, res south F

Hop G. ass't engineer Milton Mining Co

Hoover Wm. L. office 12 Wells-Fargo Block

Hopkins Geo. W. sec'y raining co's 54 B, res Stewart

Hopp Jno. Sacramento Restaurant, 26 south B

Hopper T. C. saloon 94 south C

Hovan Patrick, miner, res Sutton Av

Horn J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Horst Herman, confectionery and bakery, 6 south C

Horst Julius, confectionery and bakery, (5 south C

Horton L. E. teamster, res south B

Hosking Wm. foreman Milton Mining Co

Houghton A. P. turner Virginia Planing Mill

Houghtling C. clerk Empire Lodging House

Houle Henry, carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Howlett P. H. stock broker and real estate ag't, Medan Building

north C
Horr Josiah, lumberman, res north A
Howard C. G. att'y at law, office cor B and Taylor
Howard R. B. bookkeeper at Virginia Stables 29 south C
Howard Tom. miner Beach & Paxton
HOWARD M. (colored) barber 120 south C
Howard C. G lawyer, res bet A and B
Howard Robert, ass't engineer California Mine, res Howard
Howell, Black & Bro. general merchandise, cor C and Taylor
Howlett P. H. stock broker, 14 north C
Hoye John, laborer, res 13 north F
Hyacinth Father, immaculate conception church
Hyneman S. broker, 6 south C
Plulbart Thos. cabinet maker at D. Wolf & Co
Hubbard Jas F. of Cope & Hubbard, Enterprise Building C
Hubbell Wm. H. Miner Gould & Curry Mine
Huck Chas. butcher Union Market
Hudnell D. miner ChoUar Mining Co
Huest J. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
Huffman P. A. assayer Gould & Curry Mill
Hughes Richard, Virginia Plaining Mill, res south E
Hughes James, miner Gould <fe Curry, res north A
Hughelst amalgamator Central Mill, Virginia
Huguelet Julian, miner, res north H
Hughes Tom. miner, res Cedar Hill House, north C
Hughes W. A. saloon. Union bet C and D
Hugill J. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
Hull G. C miner N. Potosi Mining Co

^ODQE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIEGINIA DIRECTORY. 101

Humphrey W. carpenter Allen Mining Co

Humphrey Chas. partner in Grey Hound Saloon

Humphry J. J. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Humphries G. W. sup't raining claim, res south D

Hunderly P. 0. att'y at law May's Block B, res Howard

Hundley P. 0. of Aud, Beebe & Hundley, res north Howard

Hurd Edwin, engineer

Hung Lee, washing and ironing, north B

Hunt G. A. miner, res north Stewart

Hunt Thos. printer

Hunt J. L. carpenter, res Mill

Hunter G. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Huntenburg A. Washoe Brewery

Hunter A. money lender, office Jone's Building south C

Hunton Willis, fireman Gould & Curry Mill

Hurlburt S. A. att'y at law, office Enterprise Building

Hund Ed. engineer Chollar Mining Co

Hund A. miner Chollar Mining Co

Hurley Jas. miner Savage Mining Co

Hurley J. laborer, res 1

Hussey F. H. engineer Potosi Mining Co

Hatchings Henry, jobbing, south G

Hutchin A. J. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

HUTCHINGS U. P. notary public, office B nr Taylor

Hutchingson C. clerk at H. S. Beck & Co

Hutchingson C. J. president, San Francisco, Baj. G, E. Min'g Co

Hutchinson W. miner Utah Mining Co

Hutchinson J, miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Hutchinson H. F. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Identical Saloon, Byrnes & Paddock, 36 south C

Inch Michael, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Inglish Morgan, at P. Smith's

Inkley J. miner

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, E. I. Armstrong prop'r, entrance

on B, (/' and Union
Ireland W. smelter Gould & Curry Mill
Irish Jos. watchman uiould & Curry Mine
Irish C. B. boarding house, 180 f-outh C

Irwin Mrs. A. E. ladies' and children's furnishing store, 13 south B
Isaacs Wm. painter for W. H. Lee
Israel J. clothing 118 south C
Irwin W. miner Ophir Mine

}mlm to ^xm^ Mil gMi §>mi$,

>a4 :iVIontgoixiery- Street, San. W

rancisco.

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

102 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Jacobs Elias, Cheap John, 3 north B

Jacobs M. fruit stand, 60 south C

Jacobs J. N. brick-maker, res M and Carson

Jacobs Elias, clothing, cheap John, etc., 3 north B

Jacobs Noah, clerk E. Jacobs, 3 north B, res 3 north B

Jacob L. shoemaker, etc., res Howard

Jamison A. F. caipenter Gould & Curry Mine

Jamison A. W. miner, res north C

Jackman A. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine, res north E

Jackson Calvin, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Jackson E. brakeman Spanish No. 2

Jackson T. W. hay yard, Jackson Row

Jackson Mrs. K. res 88 south D

Jackson A. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Jackson A. foreman and sup't Wm. Penn

Jacoby A. of A. Freidenberg & Co. res San Francisco

Jackman V. Miner's House, 317 south C

JAMES E. A. printer

James I. E. County Surveyor, office 75 north B

James J. D. amalgamator, 40 north F

James miner Sides Mining Co

James L. B. feeder Cedar Hill Mill

James Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co

Jamison A. engineer Gould & Curry Mine

Janin Edward, attorney at law, office 36 north C

Jeifery E. miner North Potosi Mining Co

Jelley Jeremiah, miner Potosi Mining Co

Jenkins Joseph, ore-shipper Gould & Curry Mine

Jenkins Jos. T. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Jennings E. miner Ophir Mine

Jenny Jos. minor Gould & Curry Mine

Jessel S. of Jessel & Zacharias

Jessel & Zacharias, liquors and cigars, 8 north C

Jewell James, miner Best & B. Mining Co

Johnson D. S. miner Savage Mining Co

Johnson Wm. brakesman Savage Mining Co

Johnson special policeman first ward

Johnson A. miner Chollar Mining Co
Johnson E. C. at Gillig, Mott & Go's
Johnson Jno. feeder Empire Mill, Virginia
Johnson C. A. upholsterer, cor D and Union
Johnson Mrs. W. F. H. saloon, 142 south G
Johnstone J. A. laborer Ophir Mine
Johnson C. F. miner Potosi Mining Co
Johnston A. miner Savage Mining Co
Jolibi'is J. B. lo 'ging house, north A

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY, 105

Jolly A. B. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Jolly J. miner Sides Mining Co
Jonas A. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Jones C. F. & Co. brokers, office Jones' building, 45 south G
Jones C. lumber merchant, res north E
Jones Mrs. dress-maker, Taylor
Jones 0. E. printer " Union " office
Jones James, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Jones, miner Sides Mining Co

Jones J. B. attorney at law, 1 Myers & Dagget's Block
Jones Timothy, watchman Ophir Mine
Jones Francis, carpenter, res 75 A
Jones Jno, carpenter Potosi Mining Co
Jones, miner Sides Mining Co
Jones C. carpenter Savage Mining Co
Jones Geo. miner Potosi Mining Co
Jones J. H. miner Potosi Mining Co
Jones Francis, miner Potosi Mining Co-
Jones J. miner Sides Mining Co
Jordan E. clerk McLaughlin & Root
Jordan James, laborer Empire Mill
JOSEPHI ROBT. at L. Elkus, res north F
Jovanovich Capt. res 109 C

LEOPOLD KUH,

(Late U S. Branch Mint, San Francisco^)

-A-ISriD

A Street, near the Ophir Mine,

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

104 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Kaanan James, Empire Mill

Kabler Ohas. M. bookkeeper at F. Schloss & Co

Kaelble J. J. with C. H. Rich, merch't tailor north B

Kain Thos. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Kain M. miner Allen Mining Co

Kaiser C. H. sec'y mining co's, office 7 south C

Kaitils W. G. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Lalber W. jeweler, res 43 north P

Kallafret J. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Kane Wm. miner California Mine

Kane Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Kane Wm. at McFarland's Lumber Yard, Gold Hill

Kane E. F. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Kane Foster, miner with G. Kane

Kane Thomas miner, res south G

Kaneen J. S. sup't of gas works, res Gas Works

Kaplan Jacob, watch-maker 58 C

Karl Fred, harness-maker for J. B. Gunther

Kauflfman F. H. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kaufman Fred, musician, res on G

Keane F. H. laborer Potosi Mining Co

Kean Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kearns P. rock-breaker Roger's Mill, Virginia

Keefer F. shoe-maker, res 44^ south D

Keefe M. miner Savage Mining Co

Keefe J. laborer Gould k Curry Mill

Keegan Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Keehove T. miner F. Potosi Mining Co

Keeler Dr. H. D. office 44 B

Keenan J. carpenter, res G

Keeney, Lee & Churchill, att'ys at law, room 14 Taylor's Building

Keeney John, waterman, res J

Keeruan James, miner Savage Mining Co

Keetch J. Z. bookkeeper, bds with Mrs. Fairchild

Keff P. 0. miner B. Moscow

Keith W. R. Garden Valley Boundary House north C

Kelaher C. miner Beach & Paxton

Kelley S. miner Sides Mining Co

Kelley J. miner Savage Mining Co

Kelley Wm. miner Chollar Mining Co

Kelley Mike, iron-worker Gould & Curry ]\rill

Kelley K. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Kelley D. F. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kelley J. laborer Gould k Curry Mill

Kelley F. R. carpenter Gould k Curry Mill

Kelley Mike, miner Utah Mining Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St.. S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 105

Kelley P. T. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Kelley 0. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kelley Pat. laborer Gould & Cuvvj Mill

Kelley Capt. John G. Co. H, 1st Reg't Infantry, oiSce 15 north

B, N. T. Volunteers
Kelly Thos. painter, 51 south F
Kelly James, of Casey, Kelly & Co. 60 north 0
Kelly Hugh, of Casey, Kelly & Co
Kelly Thos. W. saloon 174 south 0
Kelly Kin, mason, res south E.
Kelly Jno. laborer Ophir Mine
KELLY J. W. Printer
Kelly Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Kelly Richard, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Kelly Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Kelly Lawrence, miner Best and B. Mining Co'
Kelly Thos. miner Potosi Mining Co
Kenan J. rock-breaker Empire Mill, Virginia
Kanck Christian, shoe-maker, 45 south C
Kenfick R. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Kenfman F. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Kenady C. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Kennedy J. rock-breaker Empire Mill Virginia
Kennedy Cornelius, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Kennedy Martin, lodging House, Sutter
Kennedy P. J. iirm Kennedy & Mallon
KENNEDY & MALLON, grocers, 22 south G
Kennedy N. Empire Mill
Kennedy J. N. Hotel, 208 south C
Kenney Thomas, laborer, res K
Kent W. H. apothecary &c. cor B and Union
Kent Thos. watch-maker, Union bet B and C
Kenzil Mac G. res north E
Kerbin Pat. miner, bds Cedar Hill House^
Kerby Wm. Virginia Hotel
Kerby J. miner Sierra Nevada Mill
Kerman R. of Fulton Market
Kernan B. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Kern Fred, saddler and harness maker with J. B. Gunther, 46

south C
Kern A. B. outside delivery clerk. Wells, Fargo & Cc
Kerr Wm. carperiter, res south F
Kerwin Pat. carpenter, res 51 north F
Ketts H. miner Savage Mining Co
Keyes F. W. undertaker, 26 south C
Kellsan James, miner Savage Mining Co
Kimble Chas. broker &c. north Howard
Kidtt M. millwright, carpenter &c. Gould & Curry

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

106 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

King P. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

King- Chas. laborer, Gould & Curry Mill

King Mrs. Ellen E. dress-making, 6 north D

King Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

King Jas. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

King G. A. clerk dis't court 1st judicial dis't 1 Roe's Building

King Homer S. cashier bank department. Wells, Fargo & Co

King & Suskind, clothing store, north B

King Jas A. "sraiter, res Howard

King Pat. caruenter Gould & Curry Mine

King W. miner, bds Cedar Hill House south B

King G. A. district clerk, res 15 north A

Kingston W. feeder Roger's Mill, A^irginia

Kiukwood, miner Sides Mining Co

Kinkade H. N. carpenter, south F

Kinmicau T. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Kinny Jos. P. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Kinney T. timborman Ophir Mine

Kinney I. A. Virginia Planing Mill, res U. S. Hotel

Kinney J. P. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Kinney S. blacksmith, res 116 north D

Kinney Felix, miner Ophir Mine

Kinney Mrs. washing, res H

Kinnicky J. miner Ophir Mine

Kinsey Wm. blacksmith, 24 south D

Kint Wm. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kirb Jas. timberman Ophir Mine

Kirby T. timberman Ophir Mine

Kirby Jas. miner, res above Stewart

Kirk & Co. apothecaries and chemists, 24 B nr Taylor

Kirkpatrick & Rhodes, attorneys at law, 9 Taylor's building

Kirman & Co. Fulton Market, 4 south B

Kirmau R. of Kirman & Co, res 4 B

Kimin W. R. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Kite Jacob, miner Potosi Mining Co

Kitts & Griswold, brokers, 10 Wells, Fargo & Go's Block

Kitts James, stock broker, res south F

Klee Martin, U. S. Bakery Saloon, 47 south C

Klean N. tailor at I. Mayers

Kleine J. W. of McFarland & Co. res south G

Kleine C. R. boot-maker, 105 south C

Kloupfer L. H. Gould & Curry Market, south F

Klink J. G. cabinet maker, res south E

Klopstock & Harris, cigars and notions, C

Klopstock C. of Klopstock & Harris

Kncal James, miner Potosi Mining Co

Knifl" Thos. miner Spanish No. 2

Knox Robt. watchman Gould & Curry Mine

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S- F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 107

Knox Charles, res Chapin House
Knox A. C. attorney at law, 15 Taylor's building
Knox H. B. teamster Gould & Curry Mill
Knox A. C. notary public, res south F
Knuemerla T. amalgamator Empire Mill, Virginia
Koerner J. N. miner, M near Union
Koerpel Sam'l, at J. Barnert & Go's
Kohler C. H. engineer Best & B, Mining Co
Kopp L. D. butcher, 92 north C
Kornman S. speculator, bds International Hotel
Korii*Joseph, groceries and vegetables, 36 south C
Kramer F. miner Rogers' Mill, Virginia
KRAUSE WM. groceries and clothing, 308 south C
Krebs G-. E. at Rice & Livermore's
Kron A. Sierra Market, 127 north B
Krowe Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co
Krutsmeyer G. B. miner Savage Mining Co
KUH LEOPOLD, assayer and metallurgical chemist, office A
near Ophir mine, res cor Sutton Av and Stewart (see ad.)
Kuh J. musician Artist's Hall
Kuhlman R. feeder Rogers' Mill, Virginia
Kuhn G. shoe-maker, shop 112 south C
Kuhn A. brewer Washoe Brewery
Kuhnhaeuser A. coffee saloon, 28 north B
Kukwood J. miner Sides Mining Co
Kupfman H. laborer Washoe Brewery
Kysor E. F. carpenter, 147 north D

CASEY, KELLY & CO., PROPRIETORS,

No. 60 NORTH G STREET,

vxH.G-x:txrxA exTir, m. t.

Importers and Jobbers in

A Large Assortment constantly on hand,

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

108 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Lacey J. V. with W. T. Warren, 71 north B

Lacy J. club room, 21 north C

Lackey Albert, carpenter California Mine, res north 3

Lackey B. F. dep'y constable, office at J. F. AtwilFs

Lackie Albert, carpenter, res north Stewart

Laddock J. K. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Lafaile S. carpenter Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Lafayette Saloon, A. Casamajou, 41 north A

Laid John, tailor at I Meyer's «r

Laiferty B. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

La Hay Thos. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Laird James L. printer "Union Office," bds at Mrs. Dill's

Lakam Jas. ag't for Wells, Fargo & Co. res Taylor

Lally Pat. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Lamar C. Miner Chollar Mining Co

Lamb A. J. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Lambert Geo G. Laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Lambert C. furnished rooms 8 A

Lambert J. sup't Belcher Mine, res Main

Lameraux Mrs. S. E. private res north A

Lammon George E. saloon keeper, res 34 E

Lanmion Geo. 1. Nevada Saloon

Lamont, miner Sides Mining Co

Lamol B. L. Progress Restaurant 33 north C

Lanborn L. W. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Lancaster Wm. clock-dealer, Union bet B & C

Lauchot Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Land C. B. Land's Quartz Mill, office "Enterprise Building"

Landeker J. S. St. Nicholas Hotel, south B

Landy M. S. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Landy Michael, miner, res south G

Lane Micliael, teamster Gould & Cury Mill

Lane Fred, bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange, res D cor Hickey

Lang Andrew Empire Market, 39 north C

Lang Isaac, cigars and tobacco 58 south C

LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, J.J. Cooper ag't, office

Enterprise Building
Langworthy P. miner Opliir Mine
Laugridge Geo. Nevada Market, res south G
Lannan Thos. miner, res 143 south D
L ANN AN P. H. City Market cor of B and Sutton Av
Lauuing S. W. carpenter 34 south D
Lanpher George, at J. P. Smith's 46 north C
Lansing W, G. clerk at McLaughlin & Root's, res G
Lanszweert L. State Assayor at Theail & Go's, cor Taylor & C
Larkins G. W. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Whplesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 109

Laronche A. Barnum's Hotel

Larue E. W. blacksmith, 297 south C

Lary Jas. miner, res north A

Lason Wm, R. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

LATHAM JAS. H. ag't Wells, Fargo & Co

Latton Jos. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Laurant, miner Sides Mining Co

Lawlor James, prop'r saloon, SutlifF's Hall

Lawry E. Miner Ophir Mine

Lawton W. C. special policeman, res 82 south D

Lawton , night watchman. 3d Ward

Lawton Chas. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Lawson C. 2d engineer Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Lawrence W. D. miner Chollar Mining Co

Lazendy J. barber with L. Boch

Leahy Jno. oiler Gould & Curry Mill

Leary Dan. carman California Mine

Leary J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Leary Daniel laborer, res north G

Leavett John, Winfield Quartz Mill, office Enterprise Building

Lee Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lee, Keeney & Churchill, att'ys at law, room 14 Taylor's Building

Leeke E. E. barkeeper International

Lee Jno. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Leek Wm. boot-maker for R. M. Black

Leconey J. C. Mining sec'y, Taylor bet 0. and D

Leconey James, broker, res 40 south D

Le Favor, A H. amalgamator Rogers' Mill, Virginia

Lefferty M. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Leflower Joseph, Grey Hound Saloon, north Main

Legate Chas. T. chop house, 26 north C

Lehman Justar, painter Joseph Fredericks

Leitch Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lemery B. book-keeper Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Lennon Thos. driver Savage Mining Co

Leonard T. laborer Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Leonard Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lesher Wm. Garibaldi Saloon, 42 north B

Letterer L. Schuster's Brewery, 323 south C

Leturnan John, carpenter Best & B. Mining Co

Levans Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Leventy Chas. carman Potosi Mining Co

Levi Alick, clothier, res 3 A

Levi J. speculator, 21 north C

Levies Wm. sup't mining co's, north L

Levison Mark, wholesale clothing store, etc., 49 south C \

Leverenty Ch;is. carman Chollar Mining Co

Levinson M. Enterprise Saloon, Enterprise building

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

110 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Levy Chas, Lovejoy House, 47 south C

Levy Elias, salesuiaii Weiushenk & AUsbacher

Levy A. bar-tender Mayers' saloon

Levy A. N. upholsterer, 1 36 south C

Levy Louis, bar-tender St. Nicholas Saloon

Levy Louis, of Davis & Levy, north B, res 37 north B

Levy A. & W. clothing store, 16 B

Levy L. of Levy & Greentaub, Union bet C. and D

Levy J. upholsterer, 136 south 0

Levy A. N. upholsterer, 136 south 0

Levy & Leyser, clotliiuo:, 21 north C

Levy B. of Levy & Leyser

Levy Saul, upholsterer, 102 south C

Levy & Greentaub, merchant tailors. Union bet C and D

Lewis E. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Lewis George, International Saloon, 3 north 0

Lewis Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lewis D. W. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Lewitt H. F. of H. F. Lewitt & Co

Lewitt H. F. & Co. Young America Cigar Store, 56 south 0

Le} ser Jacob, of Levy & Leyser

Libby J. G. broker, 30 north C

Libby Ira M. carpenter, 34 south D

Lichistine Marks, mining secretary, 19 north 0

Liddycout Jno. miner Opliir Mine

Lie])man L. dry goods. 80 south C

Lieurance James, Washoe Exchange

Liffle P. E. lal)orer Gould & Curry Mill

Lightner Mrs. M. E. boarding house, north H

Lillie H. C. book-keeper Sargent & Fogler, res Union Block, cor

B and Taylor
Lillie J. C. watchman Gould & Curry Mill
LILLIE LEWIS, time-keeper Gould & Curry Mine, res Flowery
Lincoln Z. teamster, res 33 north L

LINCOLN & WATSON, hay yard and stables, 33, 35 & 37 n F
Lincoln C. T. hay yard, 33 north B
Lindemon C. fruits, 88 south C

Lindley & McQualid, attorneys at law, 12 Wells & Fargo Block
Lindo Isaac, clerk P. Engelbrccht
Lindsay Miss A. D. cor F and Taylor
Ling Jno. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Linker Henry, miner Iloosier State Mill
Lingo J. S. miner North Potosi Mining Co
Lintott Chas. treasurer Baj. & G. E. Mining Co. office 11 and 12

Jones' building
Lithgoe Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co
Little Jno. amalgamator Empire Mill, Virginia
Livermore Chas. driver California Stage Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIEGINIA DIRECTORY. HI

Livcrmore Clms E. of Rice & Livermore, 44 south C

Livingstone B. of Miller & Co. res U. S. Hotel

Livingston M. clerk Wolf, Herzog & Co

Lloyd Isaac W. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lockhart Walter, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lodge Wm. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill

Loftus Geo. W. miner, res 125 north B

Llaguns R. miner Savage Mining Co

Loftis Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

LONE STAR STABLE, Virginia and Gold Hill Divide, T. Par-
ker, prop'r

Long Mrs. boarding house, 41 south B

Long Francis, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Loon Van H. carman Chollar Mining Co

Lopez John, miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

Lord T. miner Fair View Mine

Loryea Jos. stock broker, res north A

Loughhead Robert, clerk Block & Co

Love J. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Love D. M. book-keeper Fulton Market

LOVE JO Y JOHN K. editor and proprietor " Old Piute "

Lowe W. L. engineer Chollar Mining Co

Lowe John miner, bds Cedar Hill House

Lowe W. L. 1st ass't engineer Chollar Mining Co

Lowe Richard, groceries 129 north B

Lowell W. H. bookkeeper Savage Mining Co

Lowenstein W. at Dias & Gloubers

Luckan Herman, of Parks &, Luckan

Ludy Jeremiah, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Ludgwig H. California Exchange, 5 north D

Luke J. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Lunstrum Chs. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Lurch Isaac, butcher City Market, cor B and Sutton Av

LUTHER & SCHROEDER, grocers 103 south C and branch
cor Union and H

Luther F. of Luther & Schroeder

Lutz , works for A. S. Tobias & Co

Lynch Jerry Plumber, res 21 and 23 E

Lynch John, pressroom "Union Office"

Lynch J. driver Savage Mining Co

Lynch Pat. Niagara Hall 18 north B

Lynch M. ass't foreman Gould & Curry Mine

Lynch John, miner south F •

Lynch Chas. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Lynch Jno. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Lyon C. brewer Union Brewery

Lyon Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co

Lyons S. miner N. Potosi mining Co

Blank Sooks of all Descriptions Made to Order.

162

ViEGflNIA DIRECTORY.

Lyons H. porter Wells, Fargo & Co

Lyons John, R. miner, south H

Lyons Thomas miner, res south F

Lyons J. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Lyons D. A. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Lyons Pat. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

On Divide, between Virginia & Gold Hill.

T.PARKER,

PROPRIETOR.

The largest and most commodious Stables and Corralls in the Territory.

j)g- Attached to the Stables are Large Scales for weighing either Hay or Quartz.'=®|l

P. H. LANNAIT,

Corner B Street and Sutton Avenue,

It. O. LEIMA-JR,

OfEce, 526 Montgomery Street, (over the Blue Wing,) San Francisco.
HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY^ l63

Maass A. bookkeeper D. Wolf & Co

Mace A. A. att'y at law-
Mack Jno. miner Utah Mining Co

Macken S. engineer Allen Mining Co

Mackay J. miner, res 117 north B

Mackney T. laborer Opliir Mine

Madden S. Stewart at U. S. Hotel

Madden Edward, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Madrid J. res 72 north B

Maestretti B. Columbus Saloon, 90 north B

MAGAGNOTTI, Very Rev. Peter FathCT, res in building at-
tached to Church

Maggener Thos. saloon 28 south B

Magill James, bricklayer, res 28 north E

MAGUIRE'S OPERA HOUSE, D, Maguire & Burns prop'r

Maguire E. res cor C and Mill

Mahon Frank, printer " Old Piute " office

Mahoney James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Mahoney Pat. miner, bds Cedar Hiil House north 0

Mahoney P. miner Ophir Mine

Mahoney J. miner Ophir Mine

Mahoney J. D. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Mahorn Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Mahoney Jno Miner Gould & Curry Mine

Mahoney Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Maguire F. amalgamator Do Land's Mill, Flowery

Mahony Tim. miner Ophir Mine

Maiers A. A. carpenter res south E

Maim Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Maiss -, laborer Centreville Mill

Maitland Wm. 2d engineer Rogers' Mill, Virginia

Maiter A. A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Mailer Jos. miner Baj. aud G. E Mining Co

Mallet Capt. J. H. sup't Milton Mining Co res north B, office
Medan Building

Malley Mrs Geo. boarding house 169 south B

Malley Peter miner, Gould &. Curry Mine

Mallon John, Kennedy & Mallon, 22 south C

Malone J. miner Savage Mining Co

Malony Edwin, driver Savage Mining Co

Malony M. horse-shoer, 156 south C

Malone James, Delta Saloon, 2'4 north C

Malsh J. of Mandel & Co. 28 south C

Mandel & Co. clothing, 28 south C

Manders Jno. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Maris Joseph, miner Gould & Curry Mine

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McLaughlin & root,

Importers and Dealers in

ROBBSR MD LEATHER BELIING,

DOOKS AND WINDOWS,

Ajnd. 31!aniiract\xrers of

No. 41 0 Street, Virginia City.

^- Quartz Sieves punched to Order. "^ .^t TERMS CASH. "^

■AND —

Situated on the Divide, between Virginia City and Gold Hill.

Have superior facilities for making MINING and MILLING MACHINERY.
Also, complete set of Machine Tools. Are now prepared to do all kinds of
Foundry work.

Proprietors— HUBBARD, McADAl^IS <&. CO.

MILLER & CO.,

DEALERS IN

STA.TIOIsrE;ilY,

CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS & TOBACCO,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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Marks L. California Exchange, 5 north D,

Marrioff W. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Marrin James, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Marris M. cigar stand, 56 south C

Marmix D. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Marsh Henry B. clerk at Burralls book store

Marsh Thos. house and sign painter, shop on C, res 25 s A

Marshall John, miner, cor F and Washington

MARSHAIiL G. M. local editor " Daily Union"

Marshall Jno. miner Gould and Curry Mine

Marshall G. K. trustee Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Maris Joseph, laborer Gould & Curry Mine

Martell Charles, brakesman Milton Mining Co

Martin Robert, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Manich Mazron, res 87 A

Manley W. P. teamster Gould & Curry Mill

Mann Jacob, Virginia Bakery

Mann A. B. teamster Gould & Curry Mill

Manning James, bar-tender Maguire's Opera House

Manogue Rev. P. pastor of St. Mary's Church in the mountains,

(catholic,) res in basement
Mansfield J. S. of Phillipson & Mansfield, cor of C and Union
Mansfield Mike, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co
Many P. at Gillig, Mott & Co
Marengovich J. porter M. Goldman & Co
Marill Mrs. dressmaker north A
Maringowitch M. matress-maker at M. Goldman & Co
Martin Pat. Gould & Curry Mine
Martin Enterette, carpenter, G south of Washington
Martin A. tinner at Beck & Co. res 159 north B
Martin S. G. printer "Enterprise Office"
Martin M. Phil'a boot and shoe store, Taylor bet C and D
Martin Harper, contractor ChoUar Mining Co
Martinvusky W. Tailor 57 south C
Masel C. Sierra Market 127 north B
Mason E. L, dep'y county surveyor office 75 north B
Masterman P. B. broker office Union Block B
Matherson Chs. carpenter Utah Mining Co
Matherson Robt. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Matthews Miss S. S. first intermediate dep't public school
Matthews J. C. carpenter Virginia Planing Mill
Matthews J. E. miner Savage Mining Co
Matthey C. cook Progress Restaurant
Mau Albert, groceries and provisions, 7 south B
Mauren Mrs. M. saloon, 123 north C

Mayberry James, wagon-maker Clark & Donaldson, north C
Mayberry James, carpenter, res 92 south D

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MAYER ISADOR, Merchant Tailor, one door south Wells,

Fargo & Co.'s office
Mayer & S. B. Detray, hairdressers, 33 south C
Mayer Jacob, saloon, 6 north C
Mayer H. stock broker, office 33 south C
Mayer Mrs. Fanny, millinery, etc., 26 north G
Mayer W. teamster south G
Maytorena Jesus, res 87 A
Maxwell T. G. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Maxwell F. G. carpenter, bds Oriental Hotel
Meagher James D. broker, 62 soutli C
Meara M. miner Gould & Curry Mine

MECHANICS' MILLS, Vandusen & Hoold, south D, (see adv.)
Medin Marco, fruit store, 4 south C
Mee Sam'l, waiter International Hotel
Meehan Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Megerle H. C. druggist at Cole & Gamble's
Meir 0. P. miner Sides Mining Co
Meister Jno. clerk H. C. Kirk & Co. 24 B nr Taylor
Melenkey Wm. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Melody Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Melve F. cook Barnum Restaurant
Melville W. E. school teacher, bet A. and B
Melzner C. W. saloon, Odd Fellows' building, corner Main and

Bl an chard
Meng Ciias. barber. Metropolitan Baths
Merchants' Exchange, Jno. A. Moch, prop'r, 10 north C
Merchant J. M. miner Chollar Mining Co
Merigot A. barber, 18 north B
Mero Alex, lumberman, res north F
Merr 0. P. miner Sides Mining Co
Merrill E. carpenter Potosi Mining Co
Merritt C. M. engineer Gould & Curry Mill
Mers Nick. Mountain View Saloon, cor Suttor and B
Mcsick R. attornev at law, Fulton Market building, south B
Metcalf M. M. at Gillig, Mott & Co's

Metcalf B, Agent Pacific Stage Co. res Merchants' Exchange
Mevin Thos. miner W. & M. Claim
Meyer A, real estate agent. Piper's building, north B
Meyer Henry, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Meyers James, carpenter Empire Mill, Virginia
Meyers R. E. foreman North Potosi Mining Co
Mezon I), res 87 A

Mezgar C. F. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Miciiacl H. of Gilbert & Michael
MILATOVICH V. groceries, 89 north B
Miles Mrs. H. A. letter writer, 42 north F
Millan W. J, grainer C. H. Eagan

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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Millard C. M. S. printer " Enterprise " office

MILLER & COMPY, booksellers and stationers, cor Union & B

MILLER B. H. of Miller & Co. res International

Miller C. M. printer " Union " office

Miller Wm. with Louis Bach, 51 south C

Miller J. D. carpenter, res south D

Miller E. S. at Gillig, Mott & Go's

Miller D. W. speculator, 45 south F

Miller John (colored), cook, res south F

Miller Chas. with Kirman & Co. meat market, 4 B

Miller Wm. barber, Washington Baths

Miller , physician, 58 south C

Miller Jno. carpenter Gould &, Curry Mine

Miller Frank, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Miller Wm. miner Utah Mining Co

Miller C. water cart, cor F and Taylor

Miller F. J. cabinet maker D. Wolf & Co

Millington S. J. wood turner, Virginia Mill, 45 south D

Mimson A. J. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Minaghan Michael, miner, 11 south E

Miner J. B. office Medeu Building

Miner H, assayer Gould & Curry Mill

Minshell G. K. office 11 and 12 Jones' Building

Miot Alexander, sec'y mining co's, res 144 north D

Missigmier Isaac, miner, bds Cedar Hill House

Mitchell W. H. miner Opliir Mine

Mitchell Andrew, miner Savage Mining Co

Mitchell James, foreman Baj. & G E. Mining Co

Mitchell Jos. miner Savage Mining Co

Mitchell James, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

MITCHELL & ADAMS, wholesale liquor dealers 64 south C

Mitchell Jos. miner, res Howard

Mitchell J. C. at McLaughlin & Root's

Mitchell J. F. miner Wiufield Mill, Virginia

Mitchell J. H. farmer, res M and Carson

Mitchell Tom. miner, bds Cedar Hill House north C

Mitchell Henry K. att'y at law, office Fulton Market Building, B

Mitchell J. B. miner, res north G

Mitchell J. B. miner Savage Mining Co

Moch John A. prop'r Merchants' Exchange 10 north C

Mohring F. blacksmith 69 north B

Molitor John, cook at Bayreuther Bros

Mome Michael, laborer, res H

Monaco Louis, clerk for Fortell &, Bush

Monahan Wm, S, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Monmonier W. B. Empire Market, 152 south C

Monaghan Wm, miner Gould & (Jurry Mine, res north A

Monnix D. miner Sides Mining Co

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Monnier E. barber 101 nortli B

Moimot E. clerk for L. Fusier & Co

Monohan Juo. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine

Monroe Thos. pantryman International Hotel

Montford C. E. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Montgomery G. draymen, res Howard

Montgomery H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

MOODY & WILKINS Barbers 86 south C

Moody James, barber, of Moody & Wilkins

Moody T. M. blacksmith 24 south D

Mooney D. G. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Mooney T. miner Ophir Mine

Moore M. L. f-up't Rock Island Co. room 12 Roe's Bul'd

Moore J. blacksmith Milton Mining Co

Moore Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Moore E. A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Moore R. F. sup't savage Mine, office 158 south C

Moore Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Moore Rob. broker, res G

Moore miner Sides Mining Co

Moore M. L. sup't Rock Island and Poney Express Co. room 12

Roe's Building B
Moore James, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co
Moore & Ogden, grocers, 48 north C
Mooser Wm, Architect, office Medan Building C
Moran Andrew, miner California Mine
Morehouse J. J, boot-maker, Union bet C and D
Morgan John, miner Potosi Mining Co

Morgan H. M. notary public and com's for Cal. res Va. Hotel
Morgan James, president bides Claim
Morgan James, trustee
Morgan Wm. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Morgan James, res Bulkeley's Block B
MORRILL G. P. Druggist, 22 south C
Morrill Frank, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Morris J. clothing 60 r-outh C
MORRIS MRS. R. Occidental 89 C
Morris J. storekeeper, res 13 north A
Morris miner Sides Mining Co
Morris James R. printer " Old Piute " office
MOXLEY, HUGHES & CO. Virginia Planing Mill, 45 south D
Moxley John S. of Virginia Planing Mill, res south D
MORRISON W. A. prop'r U. S. Hotel, 31, 33, 33^ south B
Moreingo S. G. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill
Morrison Miss M. E. at U. S. Hotel
Morrison Wm. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Morrow R. F. sup't Savage Mining Co
Morse Clias. miner Allen Mining Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

TIEGINIA DIRECTORY. 169"

Morse Stephen, wood teamster, res north G-

Morse James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

MORTON E. H. Pioneer Cider and Syrup Manufactory, 196 s B

Moses B. F. stock broker and mining sec'y, 23 south C

MOUNT DAVIDSON HOTEL, Chas. Brown, proprietoa, 291

south C
Moyes R. B. attorney at law, office south B
Muhlack A. harness maker, with J, B. Gunther
Muir J. miner North Potosi Mining Co
Mulaly Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Mulcahy Pat. Nevada Saloon, 9 north B res G & Taylor
Muldoon Pat. foreman Gould & Curry Mill
Mullen John, amalgamator Hoosier State Mill
Mullin A. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Mulligan J. W. engineer Gould & Curry Mill
Mundy Jno. engineer Ophir Mine
Munzing Joseph, wagon maker, 124 C
Murphey Pat. miner, bds Cedar Hill House, north C
Murphy T. G. attorney at law, Taylor bet B and G
Murphy Geo. bar-tender Collins House
Murphy Peter, fireman Virginia Planing Mill
Murphy R. A. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Murphy Stephen, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Murphy R. A. workman Gould & Curry Mill
Murphy Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Murphy M. J. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Murphy Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Murphy M. miner Ophir Mine
Murphy J. clothing store, B near Taylor
Murphy Francis, boarding house, H near Taylor
Murphy Jeremiah, blacksmith, res 92 south D
Murphy Sam. blacksmith Central Mill
Murphy F. miner Ophir Mine
MURRAY PEMBROKE (Alderman), of Gartrell & Murray, 75-

south C
Murray Wm. miner Savage Mining Co
Musler L. Union Bakery, 3 north D

Myer J. merchant tailor. Wells & Fargo building, south C
Myers Joseph A. butcher Gould & Curry Market south F
Myers Chas. blacksmith Empire Mill
MYER N. dry goods, 15 north B

Myers & Daggett, att'ys at law, 1 Myers & Daggett's building
Myers S. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Myers B. boot maker, 37 north C
Myers Wm. miner Utah Mining Co
MYERS' DRY GOODS BAZAAR, 15 north B
Myers T. laborer, res north G
Mygalt M. notary public, 10 Wells & Fargo Block

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McCole Geo. driver Savage Mining Co

McAdoo Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

McAlect Jno. Oiler Gould & Curry Mill

McArthur Arche, miner Gould & Curry Mine

McAuliff, D. miner Rogers' Mill, Virginia

McBeebe, sup't mining co's res 25 A

Mc Bride Alex, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

McBride Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

McCabe James D. res north I

McCabu J. laborer Opliir Mine

McCaffity James, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

McCaffrey Ed. bar-tender, Nevada Saloon

McCann A. S. carrier Virginia " Union," res north A

McCain T. miner Ophir Mine

McCall John, watchman, Gould & Curry Mill

McCallahan B. miner B. Moscow

McCan Robert, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

McCann J. S. printer

McCann H. M. at Gillig, Mott & Co

McCardle Dennis, miner Sides Mining Co

Mc Carroll D. miner Sides Mining Co

McCartney Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co

McCarteney J. B. carpenter, res 107 south B

McCarthay, lander Ophir Mine

McCarthay Pat. laborer Ophir Mine

McCarthy J. laborer Ophir Mine

McCarthy D. E. of Goodman & McCarthy, prop'rs "Daily

Enterprise
McCarthy Mike, printer " Union " office
McCarthy Gaston, miner Gould & Curry
McCarthy M. boot-maker at O'Donohues
McCarthy Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine
McCarthy M. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
McCarthy Justin, miner Gould & Curry Mine
McCarthy J. laborer California Mine
McCarty John, broker, 14 north C
McCarty David, bar-tender at Delta Saloon
McCarty P. miner, res 92 south D
McCarty, miner Sides Mining Co
McCarty T. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co
McCawley miner Sides Mining Co
McCawley stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
McCeron J miner Savage Mining Co
McClecry Wm. engineer Ophir Mill res F nr Taylor
McCloskey J. blacksmiths' helper Savage Mining Co
McCluskey Thomas, miner, res I
McClusky C. engineer Planing Mill, 34 south D
McConnell E. B. miner Gould & Curry Mine

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McConnell J. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

McConwick Ciias. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

McCormick Mrs. washing, H

McCourty & Flood Capital Saloon, 71 south C

McCourth, miner, res 39 south B

McCourt Jas. miner Savage Mining Co

McCOY WILLIAM, Occidental Saloon south 0

McCullen, miner Sides Mining Co

McCunnell P. miner B. Moscow Mine

McDaniel R. P. laborer Ophir Mine

McDaniels R. P. miner, res south F

McDelowney, hay yard, res G

McDermott J. miner Baj & G. E. Mining Co

McDonald W. A. miner Gould & Curry Mine

McDonald D. W. blacksmith helper, 24 south D

McDonald Wm, waiter Maguire's Theatre, res north E

McDonald W. H. lamp-lighter Maguire's Opera House

McDonald E. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

McDonald Pat. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

McDonald D. blacksmith Savage Mining Co

McDonough James, laborer, res south F

McDoual M. A. miner Savage Mining Co

McDougall Duncan, miner, res south C

McDowal A. L. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Mcllroy James R. sup't mines, 139 north C

McCULLOUGH H. V. S. of E. Ruhling & Co. res south A

McElwain B. F. printer " Old Piute" office

McFadden Jas. bar-tender Sazerac Saloon

McFarland Sam'l, lumber yard, Virginia and Gold Hill Divide

McFARLAND GILBERT, wholesale liquors, south E

McFadden G. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

McGarin F. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

McGavin T. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Ga

McGee Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

McGee D. miner Gould & Curry Mine

McGee Mike, miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

McGinn B. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mil!

McGinis , miner, res 40 E

McGinnis J. miner Sierra Nevada Mines
McGinnis T. brick-mason Gould & Curry Mill
McGinnis Robt. at Robson's Club Room
McGloin Peter stock broker, office 33 south 0
McGraine Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
McGuire Terence, miner Gould & Curry Mine
McGuise Pat. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill
McGwyre Chas. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co
McHugh T. fireman Gould & Curry Mill
Mclvoy, Jas. Burlington HouSe, south B

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McKay J. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

McKay P. N. mining engineer, office 36 north C

McKay D. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

McKay J. N. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

McKay James, millwright Gould & Curry Mill

McKay P. N. acting sup't California Mine, res Howard

McKay Alex, butcher, cor E and Union

McKay Patrick M. sup't Potosi Mining Co

McKee James, blacksmith with Willard, B nr Taylor

McKeg James, roaster Central Mill

McKewsie , miner Sides Mining Co

McKernal P. amalgamator Rogers' Mill, Virginia

McKinney , laborer, res M and Carson

McKlusky , miner Sides Mining Co

McKlusky , miner Sides Mining Co

McLa J. R. carpenter Ophir Mine
McLachlan Hugh, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
McLaughlan & Willock, sign painters, 117 south C
McLAUGHLAN J. W. of McLaughlan & Willock, res C
McLaughlon P. miner Savage Mining Co
McLaughlin & root, hardware merchants, 48 south C
McLaughlin Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co
McLauglin Eugene, miner Gould & Curry Mine
McLaughton M. miner Savage Mining Co
McLaughton Owen, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
McLean, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
McLean Wm. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill
McLEARN J AS. drug store, 114 south C
McLeod H. blacksmith ChoUar Mine
McLim J. feeder DeLand's Mill, Flowery
McLone M. miner York Claim

69 South O Street,

Next door to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, ^J^OTT^ '^^^^'y^lTtt^ZVo

»

A Lftrge Assortment of Broadcloths, French Cassimeres, Beavers,

VESTINGS, ETC., THE LATEST STYLES.

Good Material and Experienced Workmen arc the features of our Establishment.

FODGE & WOOD. Wholesale Stationers, 418 «& 420 Clav St.. S. F.,

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McMaoafry I. miner Utah Mining Co
MciMahan J. T. saloon, 152 south C
McMahon M. miner Sides Mining Co
McMally Jas. carman Ophir Mine
McMichael Jno. miner W. & M. Claim
McMannis P. carpenter, res E south Silver
McMillin M. F. grocers, 184 south C
McMahon Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
McLellan D. J. laborer Gould & Curry Mine
McMurry Jas. D. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
McMurtrey Thos. miner Potosi North A
McMurtry A. T. miner Potosi Mining Co
McMullen M. butcher Empire Market
McMurray Mrs. N. E. res 110 north B
McNally Z. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
McNamara W. butcher, 136 south C
McNeal A. hostler Ophir Mine
McNine D. miner York Claim
McReynolds J. S. salesman L. Elkus
McSherry Mrs. Cath. furnished rooms, 45 north F

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E. H. MORTOIS",

Pioneer Manufacturer of

SYRUPS, BITTERS & ESSENCES.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

No. 196 South B Street, near the Savage Dump,

s2P'a5:sa<^s2S2ra^Ci.

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Dealers in Blank Books, Leg^al and Commercial Blanks.

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National Market, Treat & Straus, south C

Neagle Wm. plasterer, south K

NEALIS T. J. bar-keeper International

Neall J. M. bookkeeper Hoosier State Mill

Neely Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Negle Jno. miner Baj. G. E. Mining Co

Neker Chas. Union Brewery, res north G

Nelan S. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Nell is 0. B, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Nelson A. miner, res south F

Nelson Thos. amalgamator, north A

Nelson Alex, carman Potosi Mining Co

Nesdale Peter, laborer, cor of G. & Union

Nester J. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Neumegan S. of H. F. Levitt & Co

Nevada Market, Cushing & Langridge, south C

"NEVADA PIONEER" newspaper, (German,) J. F. Hahnlen

prop'r, office Eenterprise Building south C
NEVADA SALOON, Lamnion & Mulcahy prop'rs, 9 north B
Nevins J. B. res 211 south 0
Newburger A. clerk at E. A. Fargo & Co
Newcombe Thos. miner Sides Mining Co
Newington John G. miner, res north H
Neumann S. at Pioneer Laundry

NEWMAN A. & CO. butchers. Union Market, 32 south C
Newman A. of A. Newman & Co. 32 south C
Newmann L. barber 6 north C
Newman L. speculator at Mandell & Co
Newman Chas. speculator at Thomas & Brown's
NEW OREGON CIDER, manufactory 311 south C
Newton R. waterman Savage Mining Co
Newton G. A. brakesman Savage Mining Co
New York Restaurant by Jno. Griffin, south C
Nicholas F. P. Miners' Home, 103 north B
Nicholas F. P. Mountain View Resturant, 307 south G
Nicholas Ch. D. machinist. Union, cor A
Nicholas J. miner Ophir Mine
Nicholass J. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Noble, , miner Sides Mining Co

Noe J. A. Mrs. res north H

Noc John 3. at Rice ^ Livermore

Noell L. boot-maker 31 north C

NOLAN'S CENTRAL HOUSE, P. Nolan prop'r, 80 north C

Nolan Pat. labitrer Gould & Curry Mill

Nolte G. assayer, res north Mill

Nox W. D. carpenter De Lands' Mill, Flowery

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Normandy John, bar-tender Grey Hound Saloon

Norris A. miner Savage Mining Co

North Judge, chambers district court, 41 south B

Northy E. miner Savage Mining Co

Norton J. at L. H. P. Smith

Norton G. M. office 82 south C

Norton C. carpenter, res Johnson

Norton C. carpenter N. Potosi Mining Co

Nugent John, att'y at law, Enterprise Building

Nutting C. S. Time-keeper N. Potosi Mining Co

Nutting Sam'l, miner Fair View Mining Co

Wt

0 Street,

BETWEEN SUTTON A.YENUE AND MILL STREET,

P. NOLAN,

Proprietor.

^^ The best accommodations both iu Board and Lodging. "^^

A. NEWMAN & CO.,

InTo. 32 Soiath C Street.

Dealers in School Sooks and Cheap Publications,

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OAKLEY A. W. assayer Gould & Curry Mill
Oalfon, stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
Obermeyer Benjamin, miner, res south I
Obuer P. H. laborer Ophir Mine
O'Brien M. waiter International Hotel
O'Brien Chas. miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Brien James, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
O'Brien Edw. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
O'Brien M. miner Milton Mining Co

O'Brien, , miner Sides Mining Co

O'Brien M. laborer, Gould & Curry Mill

O'Canol Pat. miner Ophir Mine

Ochs John, bootmaker R. M. Black

OCCIDENTAL, lodging and furnished rooms, Mrs. R. Morris,

89 south C
OCCIDENTAL SALOON, Wm. McCoy, prop'r, 26 south 0
O'Connell M. of O'Connell & Gill
O'Connell & Gill, boots and shoes, Union bet C and D
O'Connell Coleman, laborer, res L
O'Conner, miner Sides Mining Co
O' Conner P. miner Ophir Mine
O'Connor Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Connor D. miner Ophir Mine
O'Connor Michael, miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Connor Mrs. P. Oriental Hotel, north E
O'Connor J. laborer Ophir Mine
O'Connor Denis, miner, res G
O'Connors Wm. miner, res Mill
O'Connor Tim. miner south F
O'Connor Dennis, miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Connor Terrence, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Owens E. D.- miner Gould & Curry Mine
Odgers Jas. miner Savage Mining Co
Odgers John, miner Potosi Mining Co
O'Donald C. miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Donnel H. waiter International Hotel
O'Donnell Francis laborer Gould & Curry Mill
O'Dounell James, miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Donohue M. boot and shoe store, Main
O'Flyny C. C. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Ogden G. W. of Moore & Ogden, 48 north C
Ogders John, miner

Ogdon Jno. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Grady Mrs. dress maker, 117 south C
O'Grady Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Haar Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

JIODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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O'Halofan Mike miner Gould & Curry Mine

O'Hare Terrence miner Gould & Curry Mine

O'Hare, miner Sides Mining Co

O'Hare Pat. roaster Central Mill

O'Herran James, laborer Potosi Mining Co

O'Hey Mrs. Cedar Hill House, north C

O'Keefe Mrs. Mary, Boarding House, south P

O'Keefe M. miner Ophir Mine

O'Keeffe Dan. miner California Mine

OLD PIUTE, (newspaper) Daily and Weekly, Lovejoy & Co.,-

proprietors
Olevare P. saloon, 48 north C
Oldfield P. H. res north A
Olin A. S. Olin Stables, 44, 46 and 48 south B
Olsen K. miner B. Moscow Mine
Olway Thos, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Olympic Hall, by Warnock Davis, 14 C
O'Neil Michael, miner Best & B. Mining Co
O'Neil Hugh, miner Gould & Curry Mine
O'Neil Sam. miner Utah Mining Co
O'Niel C. oiler Gould & Curry Mill
O'Niel T. 0. laborer Gould & Cm-ry Mill
O'Niel A. carman Ophir Mine
O'Neill Denis, barber Metropolitan Baths
O'Neill Francis, Eureka House, junction C and B
O'Neill Henry, Lovejoy Hotel, 49 south D
Ouslak Jno. miner Sides Mining Co
Onslott J. miner Sides Mining Co
Opie D. miner Ophir Mine
Opie James, miner Milton Mining Co
Ordway A. 0. grocer, 184 south C
Oredenick J. miner Ophir Mine
O'Reilly H. J. foreman Ophir Mine
O'Reilly J. miner Ophir Mine
O'Reilly Miss B. at U. S. Hotel
O'Reilley Pat, laborer Centreville Mill
Oriental Saloon, Richardson & Co. 34 north C
ORLEANS RESTAURANT, Welch & Preston, prop'ra, 104 s C
Orndorfi" D. L. at Sawyer's Club Room
Orndorfle J. W. Ashland House, 348 Divide
Orr Martin, miner Gould & Curry Mine
ORRICK W. G. broker, 5 Myers & Daggett's Building
Osborne W. miner Potosi Mining Co
Osborn T. W. teamster, res H
OSBORNE D. W. Eagle Brewery, south B
OSBORNE & SANDER, Eagle Brewery, 25 south B
Osbourne Sam'l, Deputy City Clerk, office 1 Roe's Building, s B-
Oska M. miner Sides Mining Co

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

O'Sullivan Jno. miner Gould & Cnrry Mine

Ott, , amalgamator Central Mill

Ott Wm. miner, 20 north P
Ottenlieimer J. clerk F. Walter & Go's
Otto H. laborer Opliir Mine

Ottord, , miner Sides Mining Co

O'Toole James, miner, res 138 north D
O'Toole James, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Otturd, , miner Sides Mining Co

Otway Thos. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
OVERLAND STAGE CO. office Wells, Fargo & Go's, 67 s 0
Ovitt A. W. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Owens Ed. D. miner, cor F and Washington
.Owens B. carpenter, res Gorin Jlouse
Owen Dr. J. R. N. 16 north B

No. 26 South 0 Street,

(Opposite Territorial Enterprise Office,) VIRGINIA.

^WNl. McCOY, - - - Proprietor.

ALWAYS ON HAND,

ORLEANS

No. 104 South C Street.

John Welch & R. S. Preston, Proprietors.

.A-G-ISTE-VT" Sz IDEFFEBA.CI3:,

BOOK AND JOB PEINTERS,

511 Sa-nsoiue Street, San Francisco.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTOBY. 179

PACIFIC STAGE & EXPRESS CO. office Enterprise Build-

ing', south C
Parks G. carpenter at Pianino; Mill, 34 south D
Packsha Simon, cio-ar stand, Occidental Saloon
Paddock Richard,lDENTICAL, 56 south C
Page Lewis, miner Baj. and G. E. Mine
Page Fred. C. barkeeper International
Pagnon J, B. sup't of Sapphire Mill, Virginia
Paine Peter, barber, cor C and Union
Palmer Chas. auctioneer, south C
PALMER REV. D. H. Pastor First PreslDyieriau Church, res

at Chapin House
Pane Frank, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co
Parent T. laborer Sapphire Mill, Virginia
Parke I. F. milk-ranch, Gould & Curry Canon, Flowery
Parker S. E. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Parker J. S. driver Savage Mining Co
PARKER CHAS. of C. A. Parker & Co
PARKER T. Lone Star stable and wagon yard on Divide bet

Gold Hill and Virginia
Parker F. A. clerk Gould & Curry Mill
Parker Wm. miner Utah Mining Co
Parker Milan, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Parker S. D. engineer Cedar Hill Mill
Parker E. J. engineer Gould & Curry Mill
PARKINSON R. prop'r Bull's Head Market, 188 south C
Parponton Peter, blacksmith 354 Divide
Parks Ed. of Parks & Lukin, (boarding)
Pascoe James, foreman Best and B. Mining Co
Pascoe E. miner Savage Mining Co
Pasco ve James, miner Sides Mining Co
Pastor S. F. saloon prop'r, res 161 north B
Pate John R. at Washington Baths
Patten G. foreman Croesus Mining Co
Patrick Thos. F. miner boards with F. Murphy
Patrick Mrs. S. A. boarding 81 north B
Paul Father, Immaculate Conception Church-
Paul James, miner Potosi Mining Co
PauU Jno. miner Ophir Mine

PAXTON & THORNBURGH, bankers 39 south C
PAXTON JOHN A. of Paxton & Thornburgh, res south Howaird
Peabody W, F. physician, office 60 south C
Peake Dr. H. 20 south B
Pearcc Wm. miner, res H
Pearson Ed. engineer Savage Mining Ca
Pearson Jno. foreman White & Murphy Claim

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TIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

D. W. PERLEY. C. E. DeLONG.

PERLEY & DeLONG-,

:^ M^mr,

Office, No. 45 South 0 Street,

VIUfilHIA CHTl, STOISI Cf BMTl, H. T.

Mrs. R. Morris, Proprietress,

isTo. 89 south: o street,

^^^ The Rooms are clean, well furnished, and ventilated throughout.

C. P. PRBSCOTT. J. EARL.

PEESCOTT & EARL,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

i

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MINING TIMBERS

A large assortment of Planed, Tongued and Grooved, and
Rougli Lumber, Doors, Windows, Sash and Blinds.

Yard, Corner D and Hickey Streets,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 181

Peasley Thomas Sazerac Saloon 10 south C
Peasley Andrew, brass-finisher Sazerac Saloon
Peck John S. carriage-maker, 24 south D
Peck C. L. sup't Hall & Norcross Mine
Peck James, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Peck 0. A. boarding-house, Gould & Curry Mill
Pedler Sam. night-watch, Milton Mining Co
Pedvin John, Barnum Restaurant, Main
Pefley S. H. miner Gould & Curry, res west Summit
Peiser Sam'l, tobacco and cigars, Union bet B and C
Pellas J. miner Savage Mining Co
Pelleren D. 69 north B

Pendega&t W. W. firm of Hill & Pendegast, res junction of B & 0
Pendergast Thomas, miner California Mine
Pennaluna Richard, miner Central Mine
Penney William, amalgamator Wiufield Mill, Virginia
Peoples Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
PEPPER ED. E. editor and correspondent, Collins' House
Pepper S. P. carpenter, res Summit
PERLEY & DeLONG, att'ys at law, 45 south C
Perly D. W. att'y of Perley & DeLong, office 45 south 0
Perkins R. B. carpenter, res corL and K
Perkins Geo. E. carpenter for U. M. Reese
Perkins Joseph, miner Potosi Mining Co
Perkins J. P. operator Telegraph Co Taylor's Building
Perrin J. 34 south C

Pery J. V. B. constable and ex Marshal & Atwill's ofi&ce
Perry H. lawyer res at Mrs. Keith north C
Persing E. M. clerk at International Hotel
Persons Isaac, miner south G
Peters James R. clerk, res on south L
Peterson P. miner Sierra Nevada Mill
Peterson P. C. groceries cor Sutton Av. and C
Peterson L. miner Sierra Nevada Mill
Pettibone R. teamster for Story & Farill
Pttyzrove E. B. printer " Union ofiice "
Penhall Jno. miner Best and B. Mining Co
Pforzheimer Isaac of Fulton Market, 4 south B
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, 12 south D
Philebrown T. at Benham & Heat
Philip Father John, Immaculate Conception Church
Phillips Jas. miner Ophir Mine
Phillips J. H. foreman Chollar Mining Co
Phillips G. H. workmen Gould & Currry Mill
Phillips Jno. miner Ophir Mine
Phillips A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Phillips Miss H. R., Second Intermediate Dept. Virginia Public
Schools

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YIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

A. PHILIPPSON.

J. S. MANSFELD.

PHILIPPSON & MANSFELD,

Wholesale and Retail

<^©^^^^

w

SOUTH C STREET, COR. UNION.

BRANCH STORE,

Corner Union,

International Building.

CIGARS, TOBACCO,

PIPES, STATIONERY, ETC.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

^-♦^♦*-»H

. We are constantly receiving the CHOICEST BPvANDS of

HAVANA CIGARS,

And also keep constantly on hand a large assortment of the best
Which we will sell at very LOW PRICES.

Our friends and the public generally are invited to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 183

Philips A. M. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

PHILIPPSON & MANSFELD, dealers in cigars and tobacco

etc., cor C Union (see adv)
Philippson A. of Philippson & Mansfeld, cor C and Union
Philippson Isaac, clerk at Philippson & Mansfeld
Piber Jno. prop'r of saloon, res A
Picoli "VYm. miner, res north E
Picle Angell, miner, bds 127 north D
Picolee A. miner Spanish No. 2
Pierce Mrs. M. A. Canandagua House, north A
Pierce Phillip, miner, bds Canandagua House
Pierce Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co
Pierson E. S. clerk at E. Hoff & Co
Pinch J. I. printer "Union Office
Pinch John, tinman at H. S. Beck & Co
Pinchard G. B. wholesale and retail liquor, 74 south C ■
Pingree I. 0. miner Mammoth and Warsaw Mine
Pini Mrs. Maria, residence, north F.
PINKERTON & TUCKER, physicians, 80 south C
Pinkerton Th.H. county physician and examing surgeon U. S. A.

office 80 south C
Pinschiner Jacob, clothing, res 45 north B
Pinschawer J. clothing store, 41 north B
PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY, White & Hobart, office 60

south C
Pioneer Stables by Capt. F. C. Smith, 22 south B
PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY, Sutton Av. bet A and B
PIONEER CIDER FACTORY, J. H. Morton, 196 south B
Piper John, Piper Saloon, cor B and Union
Piser J. barber 6 north C

Pitzer & Berry, att'ys at law, 2 Myers & Daggett's Building
Pitzer J. S. of Pitzer & Berry, res 19 north B
Pixley W. B. Druggist and apothecary, res 29^ south B
PL LISTED GEORGE, millwright, contractor and builder, cor

High and Marston
Planto P. amalgamator Sapphire Mill, Virginia
Plitt D. Virginia Restaurant
Plumb Geo. painter Gould & Curry Mill
Plummer J. W. sup't Independent American Mine
Plumer E. C. book-keeper, res 168 north B
Pohley Jacob, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Polglass J. miner Ophir Mine

Police Court, Maguire's Opera House building, north D
Polkenhorn Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co
Polkinghorn Wm. miner, res Divide
Pomraier L. cook Progress Restaurant
Ponce de Leon, T. D. Warwick, sup't
Pooley Jno. miner Best & B. Mining Co

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Pope Sara'l, printer "Union " office

Porter G. S. painter, res Ashland House

Porter Thomas, miner Beach & Paxtou

Porter J. S. physician, 9i north B

Porter C. smelter Gould & Curry Mill

Porter N. M. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Post Francis, broker, 28 north F

Pottle E. E. speculator, res Howard

Potosi W. miner, 149 north B

Powell S. W. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Powers Elias, bricklayer, north I

Powers H. feeder Sapphire Mill, Virginia

Power M. J. broker

Powers P. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Powers Elias, bricklayer, res north J

Powers P. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Powers M. S. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Powers Jas. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Prentice W. D. miner W. & M. Claim

PRESCOTT & EARL, lumber dealers, corner of D and Hickey,

(see adv't)
PRESCOTT C. J. of Prescott & Earl
Prescott G. A. engineer Lady Bryan, Flowery District
Prescott G. W. Jr. mining sec'y, JPost Office Building
Preston J. H. baker, north Howard
Preston R. liquors, 164 south C
Preston R. T. Orleans Restaurant, 104 south C
Preuss Francis, cutter at Mayers' tailor shop
PREVOST A. W. carrier "American Flag," res south E
Price Joseph, (colored,) barber, res 16 north F
Prince L. M. carpenter, res south F
Prince N. carpenter Potosi Minino- Co
Prince G. M. carpenter Potosi Mining Co
Prior Richard, miner Mexican Co. res above Stewart
Prisk Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co
Proctor J. carpenter DeLand's Mill, Flowery
Progress Restaurant, 33 north C
Proup Jas. pitman Ophir Mine
Prout Thos. miner Ophir Mine
Pryon Sam. miner Sides Mining Co
Pryde R. miner N. Potosi Mining Co
Purcell Mike, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Purcell M. J. City Jailor, res south F
Purcell M. miner, res south F
Pnrdin C. W. tinsmith McLauo-hlin & Root
PUTNAM C. A. V. Associate" Editor " Enterprise"
Putman C. C. miner DeLand's Mill, Flowery
Pyne Ed. miner Gould & Curry Mine

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIROmiA DIRECTORY. 185

G?

Quandh Jno. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Quick Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

QUIGLEY PATK, Delmonico Hotel, 31 south C

Quill Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Quill Jolm, laborer, res south E.

Quill Jno. timberman Opliir Mine

Quimbie, J. M. clerk Post Office, res north Stewart

Quinlan J. boarding house, 129 north B

Quinlan Jno. miner Ophir Mine

Quinlan Pat. laborer, res north G

Quinn Patrick, miner, res G

Quinn & Martin, Great Republic Saloon, Taylor

Quinn James, laborer Gould & Curry Mine

Quinn Pat, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Quinn Timothy, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Quinn J. Ironworker Gould & Curry Mill

Quinn Jas. Hostler Gould & Curry

Quint & Hardy, counsellors, 7 Post Office Block

Quint Leander, firm of Quint & Hardy, res near Episcopal

Church
Quirk T. miner Potosi Mining Co
Quison Ed. engmeer Gould & Curry Mill

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A CHOICE LOT of SADDLE & BUGGY HOESES.

,^©* Buggies, Carriages and other conveyances turned out in good shape on
short notice. Horses kept by the day, vv-eek or month.

Blank Books of ail Descriptions Made to Order.

186 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Raber John, foreman Star Stables, Divide bet. Gold Hill and

Viro;iuia
Rablin Richard, miner Potosi Mining Co
Radlich S. with J. Barnert & Co
Radmoud Charles, miner, res south G
Raffette Louis, First Ward House, 126 north C
Railly M. press-room "Union" office
Rainey James JB. at H. S. Beck & Co's
Rais Dotores, res 87 north A
Ramdohr John, sup't Central Mill
Ramilla A. laborer Ophir Mine
Ramirez Jos6, gTOcer, 113 north B
Randohr Jno., Supt. Central Mill
Ranken F. miner North Potosi Mining Co
Rapp Wm. Philadelphia Brewery, 12 south D
Raphael Morris, of Harris & Raphael, 11 north D
Rapsom M. miner

Ravins Wm. ass't sup't Empire Mill, Virginia
Rawley, miner Sides Mining Co
Ray L. J. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill
Ray Jno. P„ miner, res north Stewart
Reaper A. feeder DeLand's Mill

Reardan & Hereford, attorneys at law, Taylor's Building
Reardan T. B. of Reardan & Hereford, Taylor's Building
Reardan Judge, res Stewart
Reardon Tim. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co
Reardon Tim. boarding house, south D
Reardon Denis, boot-maker O'Connell & Gill
Reaves G. carpenter Winfield Mill, Virginia

Record , miner, res Divide

Redmond J. laborer Ophir Mine

Reed & Matthews, carpenters, 45 south D

Reed 0. D. butcher and provision dealer, 27 A

Reed John, Vance's Daguerrean Room

Reed J. W. carpenter Virginia Planing Mill

REESE U. M. carpenter, 5 E north of Union, res north F'

REESE P. blacksmith, 154 and 156 south 0

Refoflb Charles, miner, res north E

Regan T. watchman N. Potosi Mining Co

Regiton D. workman Gould & Curry Mill

Reheiser Henry, miner, north G

Rcichert Chris. Virginia Bakery

Reicliel W. of J. G. Frisch & Co

Reigcr H. with Jacob Hoffman's bakery, 13 south C

Remllin F. Garibaldi Saloon, 42 north B

Rennev R. miner Potosi Minino- Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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Respean C. miner Opliir Mine

RESSAYRE VICTOR, Notary Public, office 115 north B

Reticker Saloon, by Jno. A. Rcticker, 33 north B, res 154 n G

Retzel F. miner Utah Mining Co

Revis L. carman Savage Mining Co

Reynolds H. H. carpenter, G

REYNOLDS L. with Gillig, Mott & Co., res south C

Reynolds 0. B. salesman S. Haas & Co

Reynolds Geo. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

RHODES TRAVIS, foreman "Old Piute" office

Rico Nicholas, miner Potosi Mining Co

Rice & Livermore, druggists, cor C and Taylor

Rice C. H. butcher, 136 south C

Rice Emmett E. of Rice & Livermore

Rice Eli, milk ranch, res north L

Rice Jacob, sup't mining co's, office south B

Rich Henry, of Davis & Rich

Rich 0. H. merchant tailor, north B

Rich Arthur, miner Milton Mining Co

Rich D. W. Club Room, 21 north C

Richards W. miner Ophir Mine

Richards R. miner Ophir Mine

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S. ROSENER & CO.'S

70 South O Street,

Opposite Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Express, VIRGINIA, N. T.

VICTOR RESSAYRE,

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STOCK BROKER & REAL ESTATE AGENT.

COMPANIES INCORPORATED & TITLES SEARCHED.

Office 115 North 0 Street, Virginia.

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Richards W. H. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Rice Abraham, shoemaker, 24 north B

Richards J. miner Ophir Mine

Richards Jos. miner Potosi Mining Co

Richardson Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

RiclVardson J. L. miner Savage Mining Co

Richardson Stephen, saloon, 34 north G

Richardson Wm. miner, res near Mill

Richardson M. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Rickelton J. sup't Dick Sides, 161 north C

Riddles R. A. carpenter, res H

Rider B. A. foreman Monmouth & Warsaw Mining Co. res 7 s

Howard
Rider E. H sup't Monmouth & Warsaw Mining Co. n Howard
Rigelon D. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Riley Wm. at McFarland's lumber yard, Gold Hill and Virginia

Divide
Riley John, laborer, south F
Riley Geo. Summit Saloon, 368 Divide
Riley J. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Riley Mrs. lodging house, north A
Riley Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Riley Phillip, miner, G
Riley Wm. miner York Claim
Riley Phil, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Rinaldo D. painter, 84 south C
Rine Dan. miner Spanish No. 2
Riordin J, F, iron- worker Gould & Curry Mill
Risard J. miner Chollar Mining Co
RISING F. S. Rector Protestant Episcopal Church, res basement

of church
Roach Nicholas, miner Potosi Mining Co. res south H
Roach J. miner W. & M. Claim
Roach Garrett, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Roads M. V. speculator, res south F
Roarke Charley, miner, bds Cedar Hill House, north C
Roark Jno. miner, res nr Summit
Roberts E. miner Ophir Mine
Roberti W. miner Ophir Mine
Roberts J. C. tinner, res 18 north D

Roberts , miner Ophir Mine

Roberts H. carman Chollar Mining Co '

Roberts J. carpenter Chollar Mining Co

Roberts E. blacksmith Potosi Mining Co

Roberts Sam'l, miner Potosi Mining Co

Roberts Mat. miner Potosi Mining Co

Roberts Thos. miner Potosi Mining Co

Roberts J. C. of Roberts & Brady (metalic roofers)

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. I.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 189

Robins Chas B. miner Gould & Curry

Robinson Geo. sup't Croesus Mining Co

Robinson G. raining engineer, office 2 Jones' Building, south C

Robinson E. carpenter, south A

Robinson C. P. att'y at law, office 1 C

Robson P. res 61 south B

ROBSON PUTNAM, Robson's Club Room 68 south C (up stairs)

Rock James, teamster, res H nr Taylor

Rock G. laundry, Howard

Rock John, teamster, res 51 north P

Rocke B. blacksmith, Gould & Curry Mill

Rocks Jno. miner Ophir Mine

Rodgers Richard, carpenter California Mine, res west of Summit

Rodgers W. P. res 33 south C

Rodgen D. miner Ophir Mine

Rodham Wm. 1st engineer Potosi Mine, res 264 south B

Rodney Wm. engineer Potosi Mining Co

Roe L. B. real estate owners, office 5 Roe's Building, south B

Rogers David, miner Ophir Mine, res north A

Rohes Jesus, Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Rohr Henrich, res 108 north D

Rohrs C. H. miner, res Mill

Roles A. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Roman S. at S. B. Detray & Mayer, 23 south C

Ronen James, miner, res 127 G

Ronike Chas. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Manufacturer and Pitter of all kinds of Iron Shutters.

Horse Shoeing, Repairing and Blacksmithing generally,
done in a workmanlike manner.

Shop 154 and 156 South C Street, iu same shop with M. Burke.

CARRIAGE ^ WACON MAKER,

Constantly on hand and for sale, a large assortment of

Carriage and Wagon Material, Spokes, Hubs and Felloes,
• Hickory and Oak Plank.

154 & 156 South C Street, in same shop with P. Reese.
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190 VIRGINIA DIEECTORY.

Rovin Richard, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Rooney S. B. Broker, res J

ROOT JAMEJ^.of McLaughlin & Root, res cor Washington and I

Root A, J. carpenter, res north A

Roper H. I. miner, res cor I and Sutton Av.

Rose C. H. miner, res Mill

Rose Picot, Boulder Resturant, 65 north A

Rosckemp A. timberman Ophir Mine

Rosenbaum G. butcher, res 55 south D

Rosenberg; Phil, printer "Union Office"

Rosener S. of Rosener & Co

ROSENER S. & CO, dry goods 70 south C

Rosener H. of Rosener & Co

Roskill F. of A. S. Tobias & Co

Roskelly R, miner Ophir Mine

Ross C. L. broker B3 south C

Ross K. B. stock broker, bds Sutton Av.

Ross D. M. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine

Ross D. C. carpenter Potosi Mining Co

Ross Robt. B. miner Croesus Mining Co. res Divide

Ross L. amalgamator Ogden Mill

Ross C. L. broker, office 33 south B

Ross & McCarty, grocers and provision south C

Ross M. M. G. miner, res 139 north C

Ross Richard, club Rooms 9 north C

Ross Robert, miner Potosi Mining Co

Rossi C. & Co. Grocers 29 north C

Rossi G. B. of C. Rossi & Co

Roth G. G. at Moore & Ogden. 48 north C

Rotlienbucher J. jeweler Eaves & Nye

Rothschild Samuel, broker, res 39 north A

Rouire L. waiter 20 north C

Rourke M. printer " Enterprise Office

Rouse W. H. Grocery, res 29 north B

Row Wm. engineer Sierra Nevada Mill

Rowden B. laborer Ophir Mine

Rowe E. A. miner, 33 south C, res International Hotel

Rowe A miner Ophir Mine

Rowe A. miner Best and B. Mining Co

Row John miner Potosi Mining Co

Rowe , miner Central Mine

Rowe John, miner S Potosi Mine
Rowen Jas. miner Gould & Cui'ry Mine

Rower , weigher Centreville Mill

Roy Peter, miner Savage Mining Co

Ruestlev Jno. carpenter Ogden Mill

RUHLING E. & CO. bankers and assayists 42 south B

RUHLING E. of E. Ruhlina- & Co. res north A

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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RUHLING JOHN C. cashier E. Ruhling & Co

Ruillan Ed. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Ruinn Richard, ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Rumfrey Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co

Russell & Co, Gold Hill, Silver, Dayton & Como stages, office

Merchants' Exchange, 10 south C
Russell S. A. sup't Gold Hill, Silver, Dayton and Como stages,

res 130 north D
Russell E- blacksmith DeLands' Mill, Flowery
Russell Wm. H. clerk Gould & Curry Mill
Russell Jas, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Russell Chs. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill
RUSSELL CHAS. J. of Humphrey & Co's. milk ranch
RUSSELL D. H. prop'r Washoe Exchange and Billiard Rooms,

24 south C
Rutter Fred, miner, on L north of Union

J. SUTTERLEY.

C. SUTTERLEY.

FHQTOCRAF

B Street, corner of Taylor,

N. B.— Pictures taken in all styles and sizes, either from life
or copied from old pictures.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTEKS,

511 Saxisozne ©ti'eet, San Francisco.

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s

Sabine C. machinist, bds Mrs. Sweets

Sacramento Restaurant by John Hopp, 26 south B

Sacramento Saloon, Union bet C and D

SACRAMENTO BAKERY & RESTAURANT, 321 south C

Safford C. B. Virginia Hotel

Samott Isaac, miner Sides Mining Co

Samp Deeble miner Ophir Mine

Samson Wm. conveyancer, 2 Myers & Daggett's Building

Sampson J. miner Ophir Mine

Sander Andrew, butcher at Central Market

Sander Fred. Eagle Brewery, south B

Sanders S. clerk at B. Gad & Co

Sanders A. boots and shoes 25 north C

Sanderson W. F. miner res south F

Sandidge D. M. printer " Enterprise Office"

Sands Miss Sarah, res Taylor

Sands David, cook, res Taylor

Sands Nick, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Sanford B. C. miner Savage Mining Co

Sanford W. D. miner Savage Mining (Jo

Santereta Claim, Ophir Hill, located 1862

Santhwell Wm. at Gillig, Mott & Co

Sapis A. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

SARGENT & FOGLER, paints, oils, glass and crockery, 54

south C, (see adv)
Sargent H. S. of Sargent & Fogler, 54 south C,res Stockton Cal
Sarnott I. miner Sides Mining Co
Sarsfield C. res E near Smith
Sarsfield & Daly, dealers in real estate, 59 south 0
Satchell Chs. barber 301 south C
SauleE. A. laborer ChoUar Mining Co
Savage Mining Company, south B
Savage B. blacksmith with Wabjon
Savery W. W. rooms on Taylor bet B and C
Sawyer G. club rooms 29 north C
Sawyer Geo. operator Telegraph Co

Sawyer F. A. attornev at law, office over Barnura Hotel, 34 n C
SAZERAC SALOON, Peasley & Wardle, 10 s 0
Schaefer John, carpenter, 13 south E
Schoefield John, carpenter, res south D
Scheel H. J. T. miner, res 149 south D
Schiller Chas. first engineer B. Moscow
Schlocht A. Union Bakery, north D
Schoeneman & Nelle, cutlers, 20 north B
Schneider J. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Schloss F. & Co. liquors, 18 north C

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 19d

Schloss F. of F. Schloss & Co. 18 north C

Schmidt Henry, of Deininger & Schmidt

Schmidt Jacob, cook Bayreuther Bros

Schneider Jacob, of Cohn &, Schneider, 115 south C

Schoenfeld Louis, at Bayreuthers,

Schoiield J. engineer DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Scholler Chas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Schowalter Juo. barber, 17 south B

Schilley Chas. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Schminer G. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Schreen Chas. engineer Gould & Curry Mill

Schuck Henry, barber, cor C and Union

Schuck Henry, marble yard, 31 north F

Schuirer G. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Sculley Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Schultze F. W. engraver, cor Taylor and B

Schultz S. miner Sides Mining Co. res Summit

Schultz 0. confectioner, 6 south C

Schultze Wm. waiter at Bayreuther Bros

SCHUSTER'S BREWERY, F. W. Schuster, prop'r, 323 s C

Schwartz Philip, dry goods, 84 south C

Schwamb C. W. cabinet maker, cor D and Union

Scott & Comstock, Robinson's Stand, B

Scott Peter, carpenter Ophir Mine

Scott Jno. R. carpenter Ophir Mine

Scott A. miner, res Divide

Scott R: H. (colored), laborer, res H nr Taylor

Scott P. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Scribner W. R. res north F

Seaman Mrs. S. A. Chrystal Peak House, 113 south C

Seaward T. Seaward's Saloon, 97 south C

Seer Oliver, oysterman, 11 south C

Seevers Carl, printer "Old Piute" office

Sellers Robt. carpenter Best & B Mining Co

Seynor J. milk ranch^ Flowery

Sewman A. night foreman Savage Mining Co

Shafer M. stock dealer

Shafer Miss Julia, res Howard

Shakespeare B. F. bricklayer, res 44 north F

Shakespeare David, carpenter, res 44 north F

Shand Wm. at Flora Temple Stable

Shaney C. A. tailor and sec'y mining co's, south C

Shany Nicholas, miner Gould & Cuiry Mine

Shar J. D. carpenter Potosi Mining Co

Sharp Thos. miner, bds F. Murphy

Shaw John B. time-keeper California Mine, res Howard

Shaw J. S. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Shawnaham J. J. painter Gould & Curry Mill

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

194 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

WM. SHEPARD & SONS,

PIiUMBS:RS,

GAS AND STEAH FITTESS,

AND DEALERS IN

WATER AND GAS PIPES,

Brackets, Bronzes, Lamp Goods, etc.

iiLE f iil9»iTiiiS

OE ALL KINDS,

WITH SILVER PLATED FAUCETS,

IN LARGE VARIETY.

MADE AND PUT UP TO ORDER.

OIL CHANDELIERS

ALTERED TO BURN GAS, and RE-GILT or BRONZED.

MILL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Shop under Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Office,

67 South a Street,

■VIZRG-IDNri-A..

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY* 195

Phaw N. amalframator Gould & Curry Mill

Shaw Wm. bootmaker U. M. Black

Shaw Louis, miner, south F

Shea J. horse-shoer, 156 south d

Shea T. clerk J. T. AtwiU

Slielden Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Slieale S. driver Sava2:e Mining Co

Sheehan Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Shceham L. lab 'rer Ofjhir Mine

Slieek Wm. miner Ba]. & G. E. Mining Co

SHEHAN ct STAHL, Union Employment Office, cor B and
Taylor

Shehan Jno. of Shehan & Stahl

Shell M. tailor, 1 Myers' Building

Shelton H. A. speculator, lOii south D

Shepard W. F. Deputy Marshal, office south B

SHEPARD WM. & SONS, plumbers, gas and steam fitters, un-
der Wells, Fai'go (t Go's, >outh C

SHEPARD J. of Wm". Shepard & Sons, gas fitters

SHEPARD WM. Senr. of Shepard & Sons

SHEPARD WM. Junr. of Shepard & Sons

Sheppard J. P. engineer, res G

Shepp Miss Lizzie, res 94 south D

Sheppard Jame<, 184 south C

Shephard M. P. miner Potosi Mining Co

Sheriff A. R. wagon-maker, res south F

Sheroni S. cook Progress Restaurant

Sherman W. R. printer "Old Piute" Office

Sherman G. R. with C. C. Harvey, 82 south C

Shiels M. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Shields J, W. cigar. stand at Spaldings

Shine John, miner Spanish No. 2

Shiriff A. R. carpenter Ophir Mine

Shirley J. G. boot-maker at S. Davis & Co

Showers James, smelter Gould & Curry Mill

Shrader Stephen R. amalgamater HoosieT State Mill

Shuch I. carpenter, res north I

Shuck 0. T. att'y at law south B

Shultz , miner Sides Mining Co

Shultz J, W. carpenter, res south F

SIERRA MARKET, Masel Kron & Co. 127' north B

Silick Thos. carman Chollar Mining Co

Silver J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Silverstin H. tailor south B

Silvester Jno. miner Burning Moscow

Simes L. B. miner north Carson

Simon I. at S. Simon's

Simon S. stock-broker and mo'ney lender, 12 south C

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
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196 YIKGINIA DIRECTORY.

Simmons Jo?epli, miner Potosi Mining Co

Siraonds G. C. brakesman Chollar Mining Co

Simonean T. 47 north C

Simons E. clerk at E. A. Fargo & Co's

Simson J. builder, res 166 north B

Sinclair P. printer

Sincock Artliur, miner Potosi Mining Co

Sinclair S. F. grocery 139 north C

Single Jas. miner Allen Mining Co

Sinit Mat. carpenter, res Howard

Sippett Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co

Sipples John, miner California Mine

Sippet S. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Skjrme W. stock-broker, bds Sutton Av

Slanwood A. K. P. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Slater Wm. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Slaughter Jno L. saddle and harness manufactory 53 soutli C

Slee Wm. blacksmith 156 south C

SI oat C. 0. of Sloat & Finny, res south G

Sloat E. D. Painter with H. W. Heath

Sloat C. E. provision merchant 43 north C

Slocum H. G. club room 21 north C

Stokes Ales, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Slop Lewis, trustee

Sleinbach E. Globe Hotel 211 south C

Slvk Van J. C. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Slyk Van F. H. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Slyke Van A. P. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Smart Sam. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Smart S. H. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mill

Smart W. R. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Smiley , miner Sides Mining Co

Smith E. C. carpenter N. Potosi Mining Co

Smith J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Smith Frank, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Smith Thos. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Smith J. P. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Smith Ed. miner Potosi Mining Co

Smith C. M. teamster for Storey & Faull

Smith F. B. ass't assessor Internal Revenue, res 15 Stewart near

Howard
Smith H. Martin, speculator, Roe's Building room 10
Smith W. X. upholsterer at M. Goldman & Co
SMITH T. J. grocery and vegetables, City Market, cor of B and

Sutton Av
Smith Mrs. N. res 43 soutli F
Smitli W. K. at Gillig, Mott & Co
Smith Thomas, miner, res south F

•ffOT.a-n' ^ WOHT). "WTinlpecU RtntioTipirs. 41 R <^ 4^0 Clay St.. « F..

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 197

Smith W. 0. broker, office Union Block

Smith H. R. miner, res B

Smith Thos. res north E

Smith L. H. P. lumber, 356 Divide

Smith J. B. carpenter, res })et A and B

Smith J. H. amali^amator DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Smith Michael, amalg-amator Empire Mill, Virginia

SMITH H. D. ag't Fast Freight and Express Co. office Taylor

bet B and C
Smith Capt. F. C. Pioneer Stables, 22 south B
Smith J. C. teamster, 33 north E
Smith Jno. A. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Smith Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Smith Wm. F. lumber surveyor at D. E. Hoff & Co
Smith F. printer "Old Piute" office
Smith Jacob, broker, Chapin House
Smith Isaac, tobacco, cigars, fruit, etc., 3 south C
Smith S. book-keeper J. A. Wright
Smith Jno. B. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Smith Geo. W. blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine
Smith R. T. of Smith & Davies
Smith W. H. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Smith & Davies, brokers, 8 south (J
Smith Richard, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Smithers , miner Sides Mining Co

Smolen James, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Snead W. G. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Snell A. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Snider John, butcher Central Market

Snow James, miner Baj. & G. B. Mining Co

Snow J. bds 210 soutli G

SNOW S. A. house, sign and ornamental painter and upholsterer,

19 south B
Snug Saloon, by Jos. M. Donlan, 9 south C
Snyder John, laborer Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder N. K. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder A. P. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder J. W. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder Nicholas, laborer Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder Allen, laborer, I
Snyder H. S. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Snyder D. B. miner Gould & Curry Mine
SODA WATER FACTORY, W. S. Wright, prop'r, 124 n B
Solano Jos. laborer Centreville Mill
Sommers H. miner B. Moscow
Soloman 0. clerk J. Korn
Soles J. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Soper Chas. amalgamator Cedar Hill Mill

Dealers in Blauk Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

198

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

66 South C Street,

CLOTHING STORE

A.IST3D THE

111

No. 27 North O Street, Virginia.

i

Keep constantly on hand a well selected stock of

CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHINGr,

— AND THE-

MOST FASHIONABLE GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.

^ _ ' Also, a large variety of Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, and all kinds of
Goods suitable for traveling. A full assortment of the latest style Hats always
on hand. Also Benkert's Boots.

ST. LOUIS BREWERY,

132 & 134 South C Street, Virginia.

ADAM GERHAUSER, - - Proprietor.

l^g=* Established 1st. May, 1863. -=^5^

JIOLGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 199

Soto Epoto, rock-sorter Chollar Mining Co

Soule Gr. W. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Soule Frank, miner Gould & Curry Mine

SOURURY G. J. coflfee manufactory. 80 south D

Sourthcourt W. miner Ophir Mine

Sovereitrn Warren, amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

SPALDING V. saloon, 66 south C

Spaulding U. with Pinschauer, 41 north B

Spazek Jno. I. miner, 68 B

Spencer Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Spencer E. laborer Ophir Mine

Spencer R. miner Ophir Mine

Spencer H. carpenter Ophir Mine

Spengler J. stone-mason Gould & Curry Mill

Sperling A. clothing, 100 south C

Spittle S. P. butcher, 92 north C

Sporgo Sam'l, miner Potosi Mining Co

Sporgo Richard, miner Potosi Mining Co

Spriak Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Spring Jno. Spring's Hotel, 36 south D

Sproston Jno. agent Guardian Life Ins., New York, oflBce 58 s C

Sproston Jno. ass't book-keeper Gould & Curry office

Stoddan H. caroenter White & Murphy Claim

STAHL SOLOMOX, intellegince office, res 43 north E

Slater Geo. workman Gould & Curry Mill

STATELER & ARRINGTON, bankers, Medan Building n C

Stateler J. W. of Stateler & Arrington

Stamm S. K. blacksmith 69 north B

Stanton J. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co. res G

Stanley Wm. engineer DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Stanton James, miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co

Stapp B. F. brakesman California Mine, res north S

Steel 0. C. president Wm. Penn Claim

Steel C. C. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Steel 0. C. mimer, res 118 south 0

Steffon Jacob, St. Louis Market, 117 north C

Stege Henry Concordia Saloon, 263 south C

Steiger Carl, cook, res cor L and Mill

Steigh W. engineer Gould & Curry Mill

Steinberg A. boarding 211 south south C

Steinmats Miss M. boarding 178 south C

Stell J. broker, res 25 A

Stelling W. J. at Nicholas 23 north C

Stem S. H. wagon maker with Willard, north B nr Taylor

Stephens H. miner Potosi Alining Co

Stevens C. miner

Stevens Jos. miner Ophir Mine

Stevens Edwin, miner, res 282 B

dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

200 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

Stevens H. miner Ophir Mine

Stevens T. miner Ophir mine

Stevens R. miner Ophir Mine

Stevens Wm. Jas. miner, bds north F

Stevens Wm. miner bds north F

Sterling- J. Resturant 325 south C

Sternfels B. H. at Rosener & Co

Steuart Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine

STEUDEMAN & DALE, music store, 72 south C

Steudeman Theo, of Steudeman & Dale

STEWART & BALDWIN, aty's at law, Pipers Block cor Union

and B
Stewart James, laborer, res L nr Union
Stewart J. R. speculator, 21 north C
Stewart Dugal, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Steward W. S. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Stewart George, fruit store '206 south C
Stewart Francis, att'y at law, office Masonic Hall
Stewart Ira, at Virginia Planing Mill
Stewart W. N. att'y at law, res Taylor
Stewart R. M. G. miner Savage Mining Co
Stewart Mrs. milliner and dress maker, 94 north C
Stiel Wm. miner Best, and B. Mining Co
Stiffan Jacob, St. Louis Market north C
Stinger A. engineer Gould & Curry Mill
Stinson Rob. miner Baj. and G. E. Mining Co
Stiles E. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill
Stitle Geo broker, office Union Block, south B
Stillman Louis, miner, bds Cedar Hill House north C
Strauss A. of Strauss Bros
Strauss M. of Strauss Bros
Strauss S. N. E. mining sec'y 26 south C
STRAUSS market'; 17 south C
Strible H. tin-smith, LcLaughlin & Root

Strong Chap. L. President " Gould & Curry," res San Francisco
Strouse Abraham, Central Market,! 7 south C
Stoddan Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co
Stoddard Geo. miner Croesus Mining Company, res Divide
Stolborg G. blacksmith Burning Moscow
Stone A. carpenter Sierra Nevada Mill
Stone Phil, miner Savage Mining Co
Store R. S. carpenter Chollar Mining Co
Stoops R. builder and contracter, res Howard
Storey & Faull, teamsters, G, Virginia City
Storey Wm. B. clerk Potosi Mining Co
Storey Co. Bible Depository, C. Walker, agent, 6 s B
Storey John, 148 south D
Storrs Dr. , m- ney lender, at Mrs. Hawlett's

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

VIRGINIA DIRECtORY. 20 1

ST. LOUIS BREWERY, A. Gerhauser, prop'r, 134 s C

Stowe F. A. at Wood & Goe's

St. Jacques L. amalgamator Sapphire Mill, Virginia

St. John Mrs. Ellen, washing, south F

St. Louis Hotel, by H. Frankenthall, 6 north B

ST. NICHOLAS SALOON, by F. W. Getzler & Co. 23 north C

St. Charles Bakery, by A. Hanak, north B

St. Nicholas Hotel, by J. S. Landeker, south B

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, cor F and Taylor

St. Mary's in the Mountains (Catholic Church), Rev. P. Mano

gue, pastor, cor F and Washington
Studson Wm. L. carpenter and cabinet maker, shop s G
StuU J. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Sturen Wm. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Stull Jas. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Sturm Chas. Enterprise Saloon, Enterprise Building
Suhel S. shoemaker, 86| south C
Sullivan Jas. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Sullivan Pat. laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Sullivan Thos. miner Potosi Mining Co
Sullivan C. Grass Valley House, 105 south C
Sullivan Philip, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Sullivan Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Sullivan Jerry, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Sullivan , miner Sides Mining Co

Sullivan D. amalgamator Empire Mill, Virginia

Sullivan L. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia

Sullivan Wm. laborer Ophir Mine

Sullivan Jas. Lexington House, G

Sullivan C. V. blacksmith, 63 north B

Sullivan C. blacksmith, res 54 north A

Sullivan Jas. blacksmith with Willard, B nr Taylor

Sullivan M. miner Baj. & G. E. Mining Co

Sullivan Dan'I, miner Potosi Mining Co

Summers H. B. broker, office in Medan Building, 10 n C

Sumner Colonel, res 4 Howard

Sunderland Thos. of Crittenden & Sunderland, res cor TayloF"

and F
SUTLIFF'S HALL. Henry Sutliff, prop'r, 68 north C
SUTTER LEY C. of Sutterley Bros photograph rooms, s B
SUTTERLEY J. K. of Sutterley Bros, photograph rooms,-

south B

HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO.

HAVE STRUCK A ''LEAD!"

You can learn the details by looking at back outside cover.

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

202

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

SUTTERLEY BROS. Photojrrapli Rooms, south B nr Taylor

Sutton Jno. miner Utah Minitiu- Co

Swan J. iron-worker Qouhi & Curry Mill

Swan W. H. miner, bds Canandaffua llouse

Swasey S. H. laborer Potosi Minin.i^ Co

Swearinger VVm. ex-Captain Police

Sweet Mrs. M. A. boardin.2: house, 20 north D

Swift Jas. H. night clerk International

Swinbank T. miner N. Potosi Mine

^ykes T. D. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Sylvester Jno. butcher, 111 north li

J. W. STATBLER.

N. O. ARRINGTON

" ivl B D A. IsT BXJ ILrJ I isr O,"

NORTH C STREET,

Virginia City, N. T.

Messrs. Donohoe, Ralston & Co., San Francisco ; Messrs. D. 0. Mills & Co., Sacra-
mento ; M<'ssrs. Rideout & Smith, Mafysville ; Messrs. Kiigcne Kelly &,
Co., Bankers, New York City, payable in currency or gold coin.
Purchase and advance on liullion ; Discount Drafts and Notes ;
Receive Deposits; Loan Money; Make Collections, etc.

SAMUEL L. SNOW,

HOUSE, SIG^Tvr,

A.3srrj

HOUSE LINING AND PAPERING.

No. 17 North B Street,

Next to Collins' House, ^2P'S133aC^a3K2ril^a.s

mxAoxx ^tttdligcttc^ mA (^tnmxl ^pnq ®fim,

Corner B and. Taylor Streets, Vli'ginia.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 203^

a?

Taafc L, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Tabart Pierre, Howard Street Bakery

Tackuey Wm. Painter at S. A. Snows

Tallmadge G. B. sec'y mining go's, 26 south C

Tanner J. J. miner Savage Mining Co

Tants B. prop'r Washoe Brewery

Taylor J, miner Ophir Mine

Tausig B. tailor 24 north B

Taylor J. F. blacksmith Chollar Mining Co

Taylor F. carpenter Winfield Mill, Virginia

Taylor Wm. miner W. & M. Claim

Taylor G. A. carpenter DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Taylor W. J. res Mrs. Fountains cor D and Union

Taylor C. J. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Taylor J. porter Gould & Curry Mill

Taylor L. W. att y at law, room 33 Jone's Building

Taylor Jno. A. ass't assessor Internal Revenue

Taylor Miss Eliza, dress maker 22 A

Taylor N. B. miner, bds Sutton Avenue

Taylor R. miner Ophir Mine

Taylor T. L. bookkeeper McLaughlin & Root

Taylor Judge 153 north C

Taylor J. D. miner, 39 north B

Taylor L. W. sup't Brotherhood Consolidated Mine"

Taylor C. J. carpenter, res 84 south D

Taylor Pittuey, printer, res north H

Taylor M. B. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Taylor Thos. G. sup't Best & B. J-ining Co

Taylor J. C. miner Potosi Mining Co

Taylor T. J. Taylor's Building, Taylor bet B and C^

Teeny J. miner Ophir Mine

Telegraph office, Taylor's Building

Templeton John, ass't engineer Spanish No. 2

Tenby Edw. miner Potosi Mining Co

Thayer W. W. clerk at Post office

Theall H. W. Theal & Co

THE ALL & CO. assayists, cor of C and Taylor

Theriot Joseph, butcher, res H and Flowery

Thiery C has. jeweler, 115 north B

Thulon Mrs. B. res north B

Thurston N. S. clerk at S. Haas & Co

Thompson Wm. miner Milton Mining Co'

Thomas Jerry P. at Spaldings

Thomas Geo. M. at Spaldings

Thompson Z. W. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Thomson T. W. auctioneer 26 south C

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Eancv Stationery.

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204 VIRGINIA mRECTORT,

Tliorson P. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Thomas J. A. printer " Old Piute " office

Thomas George, miner 31 north P

Thomas John W. of Thomas & Brown, lodging house, cor B and

Sutton Av
Thomas Alex, engineer Sierra NeTada Mill
Thomson Monroe, broker, office Medan Building
Thomas Isaac, night foreman Potosi Mine
Thompson James, stock broker, res south E

Thompson , night foreman Central Mill

Thomas Wm. engineer Sierra Nevada Mill

Thomas Chas. C. sup't N. Potosi and El Dorado Mining Co. res

Howard
THOMAS & BROWN, lodging house, cor B & Sutton Av
Thomas J. miner Ophir Mine
Thomas Isaac, night watch Potosi Mining Co
Thomas Dr. J. G. office 4 north D

Thompson J. driver Savage Mining Co ^

Thomas Joseph, miner Savage Mining Co i

THORNBURGH W. B. of Paxton & Thornburg, res N. W. cor ^

Howard and Taylor
Tidd J. M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill j

Tiddy F. miner Ophir Mine 1

Tiedermen W. wagon maker 156 south C
Tilford Frank, of Tilford & Gordon, city att'y, office Enterprise

Building
Timm J. carpenter, res cor of R & Sutton Av
Timmons John, boot maker for R. M. Bloch

Timmons L. miner, res north D .

Tobias & Co. A. S. Liquors and groceries 22 north C
Tobin Jno. laborer Ophir Mine
Toka P. miner Winfield Mill, Virginia
Toland Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Toles L. V. brakesman California Mine, res bet K and I
Tompkins M. miner ChoUar Mining Co
Tompkins S. A. foreman for R. M. Black
Tomy John, res 106 north B
Tontine Saloon, by Jno. Brown, 3 south C
Tookey J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co
TORTELL & BUSH, dealer in groceries, poultry, fish and game,

13.1 south Vj
Tortell Wm. of Tortell & Bush, 13.| south 0

Toomly , miner Sides Mining Co

Townsend J. W. B. printer ' Union " office

Townsend B. M. agent McFarland's lumber yard, Gold Hill and

Virginia Divide
Tracy Wm. miner Utah Mining Co
TiaL-y Jno. laborer, H

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIEGINIA DIRECTORY. 205

Tranor F. laborer Opliir Mine

Trask J. amalgamator Empire Mill, Virginia

Trayser Henry, printer " Union " office

Treat J. D. National Market, res south F

Treat & Straus, National Market, south C

Treadwell J. M. teamster Storey & Faull

Tregloan J. miner Ophir Mine

Trelore Thos. miner Potosi Mining Co

Trevenan J. miner Best & B. Mining Co

Trezisi Jas. miner Ophir Mine

Trieker Jos miner Potosi Mining Co

Trisch Chas. cabinet maker at M. Goldman & Co's

Tricot L. laborer Ophir Mine

Tritle F. A. attorney at law, res 32 A

Trorry Wm. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

TRUCKEE HAY YARD, by Young & Georges, on Divide bet

Gold Hill and Virginia
True J. H. carpenter Potosi Mining Co

Tucker J. C. City Physician and County Coroner, office 80 s C
Turner David S. Judge Supreme Court, office s B
TURNER HENRY H. phonographic reporter "Union" office
Turner S. B. sec'y mining co's, res International Hotel
Tuller Capt. miner Wm. Penn Claim
Tully James, boarding house, 199 north C
Turkleson Lorenzo, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Twinin Hugh, teamster Gould & Curry Mill
Tyler David, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Tyler Mrs. J. T. res north G
Tyrrell Martin, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

WM. TORTELL. H. BUSH, Jr.

TORTELL & BUSH,

DEALERS IN

EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE, GAME,

POULTHY ASTB EHFIT,

A constant supply of Fresh Vegetables and California Honey.

Dealers in Blank Sooks, Legal and Commercial Slanks.

■206 TIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

XJ

UNION RERTUR iNT, Denling & Bowen' 42 north C

UNION MARKET, A. Newman & Co. 32 south C

Uren Geo. miner Ophir Mine

U. S. Collector's Desk, Post Office Building

Utah Mining Company, Comstock Lead

HAY YAED & STABLE.

On the Gold Hill and Virginia Divide,

YOUNG & GEORGES, - - - PROPRIETORS.

Good Stabling, Wagon and Cattle Corrals. Charges Reasonable.

TTOTIB ^TATF^ nATFT

Nos. 31, 33 & 331 South B Street,

W. A. MORRISON, - - - PROPRIETOR.

• This Establishment having been enlarged and renovated thronghout, has
now a larger number of First Class Beds than any other house in the Territory,
and affords excellent accommodations to travelers.

«®> HOUSE OIPEIV ^3L.3L. IVIGHT. ■=©»

FULTON FOUNDRY

Virginia and Gold Hill Divide.

.-♦-.

THOS. JONES, - - PROPRIETOR.

HODGE & WOOD. Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

YIRGINIA DIEECTORY. 20T

"V"

Vac Kiro A. gardener Mill

Vail John, foreman Fairview Mine, res D

Valentine John J. cashier Ex. Dep'ts, Wells, Fargo & Co

Valleton Peter, broker, res south G

Vance R. H. daguerrean rooms 4 north F

VAN BOKKELEN JACOB L. Provost Marshal, N. T

VAN BOKKELEN W. A, M. mining sec'y and notary public,

office Enterprise Building south C
Vanduyn W. H. res south F
Vanoppen H. at S. Bloomfield & Co
Vanstyke J. C. teamster Gould & Curry Mill
Van Walbeck Martin, carpenter bds at Barreuthers
Vaughn P. miner Ophir Mine
Vaughan A. H. bar-tender at Wood and Wilsons
Verschogle Chas. at Barnes' Saloon south B
Vertimer Louis, merchant, res south G
Vertner J. D. bds at U. S. Hotel
Vest A. E. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
A^vendt Clara Mrs. res north H
Viciente M. res 87 A
Viel Jas. miner Milton Mining Co
Villeti Adolph, baker Howard Street Bakery
Vincent Theo. amalgamator Hoosier State Mill
Vincent Q. miner N. Potosi Mining Co
Virginia Hotel, by Jno. Werner, north B
Virginia Saloon, by W. Grossetti, north B
VIRGINIA PLANING MILL, 45 south D
VIRGINIA STABLES, by A. Benham & Bro. 29 south C
Virginia Milk Dairy, by A. Clock, cor K and Taylor
Virginia Brewery, by G. Florchitz & Co. 7 Mile Canon
Vichosions F. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill
Vittor Cicere, cook, res cor Union and E
Vodden Wm. carpenter Ophir Mine
Vodden R. miner Ophir Mine
VOIGT Dr. C. B. F. La Charite Hospital, north F

iILL

45 South D Street, Virginia.

MOXLEY, MUGflES & CO., - - PROPRIETORS.

ALL KINDS OF PLANING, TOHGUE AND GROOVING.

■Manufacturers of Sash, Blinds, and Sash Doors. Job Sawing and all kinds
of Mouldings ou hand and for sale. Turning of all descriptions done on the

lortest notice.

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

208 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

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Wacker C. restaurant, 321 south C

Wadsworth Mrs. sewing" machines, res Chapin House

Wagener Sam'l, city bell-ringer, 14 north B

Wagener Wm. barber Washington Baths, 51 south G

Wager Jas. teamster Storey & Faull

Wagner C. carman Opbir Mine

Wagner Adam, tinner McLaughlin & Root

Wagor Jas. weigher Potosi Mill

Waim Thos. miner, res north E

WAKEMAN 0. P. reporter " Old Piute," res 25 A

Walard J. B. res cor Carson and J

Walch D. W. clerk Gould & Curry Mill

Walker C, watchmaker and jeweler, 6 north B

Walker R. carpenter Ophir Mine

Walker J. carpenter Ophir Mine

Walker C. A. miner, res 169 north C

Walker John, physician and surgeon, 4 north C

Wall F. B. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Walch Robt. miner California Mine

Wall T. P. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Wall Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Wallace B. F. miner, 114 south C

Wallace Mrs. E. W. boarding house, G

Wallace Wm. oyster-man, 11 south C

Wallace W. C. of Botts & Wallace, office Enterprise Building

Walsh M. miner Sides Mining Co

Walten W. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Walter F. merchant, res cor H and Taylor

Walter F. & Co. merchants (groceries) 52 south C

Walters Jno. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Walton L. miner Savage Mining Co

Walty Nicholas, Stewart, 36 north E

Walyon Peter, blacksmith, south C

Wanwick D. miner Savage Mining Co

Ward W. T. miner Potosi Mining Co

A¥ard Valentine, painter Gould & Curry Mill

Ward Thos. R. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Ward Jas. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Ward & HeflFron, Argentine Saloon, 71 south C

Ward J. M. auctioneer, 19 north C

Wardle L. Sazerac Saloon, 10 south C

Warner C. C. sec'y mining co's, 7 south C

Warner J, F. barber with L. Bach

WARNER & MUNCKTON, drug store, 25 north B

Warner J. of Warner & Munckton, res 25 north B

Warner L. M. clerk Hatch Bros

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

Virginia directory. 209

Warnock T. D. foreman Mining Co. north Stewart

Warwick , sup't Ponce Dc Leon

Warren Edw. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

WARREN W. T. wagon and carriage making, 71 north B

Warren A. E. with W. T. Warren, 71 north B

WARSCHAUER M. harness maker, 74 north C

Washburne E. wood turner, res 34 south D

Washburne S. miner. I nr Catholic Church

Washburn S. miner Chollar Mining Co

WASHINGTON BATHS, L. Bach, 51 south C

Washington Chas. miner, bds Canandagua House

WASHINGTON MARKET, Cramer & Co. 92 north C

WASHOE BREWERY, Egert & Tants, prop'rs, 304 south C

Washoe Stables, Orrick Johnson & Co. 109 south 0

Washoe Stock and Exchange Board of Brokers, Medan Build'g

WASHOE EXCHANGE BILLIARD SALOON, D. H. Rus-
sell, prop'r, 24 south C

WASSERMAN SAM'L, cigars, tobacco and stationery, corner
Union and C

Watchesky Chas. mattres maker at D. Wolf & Co

Waters Mrs- J. M. dress maker, cor D and Union

Waters Jas. waiter International Hotel

Waters T. timberman Ophir Mine

Waters Jas. miner Savage Mining Co

Waters Tommy, miner, bds Cedar Hill House

Watson J. E. teamster, res 33 E

Watson C. W. hay yard, north E

Watson Thos. baker International Hotel

Watson J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

WATTS EDGAR E. secretary mining co's and dealer in mining'
stocks, office International Building, C

WATTS ERASMUS, law stationer, etc., 216 south C

Watts Dr. 45 north B

Waw Sam, washing and ironing, north D

WAUGAMAN ASA L. prop'r El Dorado Saloon, res s Howard.

Wearn W. miner Ophir Mine

Webb H. miner Ophir Mine

Webber F. upholsterer at D. Wolf & Co

Webber W. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Webster E. C. bar-tender Occidental

Webster J. L. Summit Saloon, 368 on Divide

Webster W. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Wedemeyer C. with W. T. Waren & Co

Wefonsas Father, Immaculate Conception Church

Wehr F. carpenter, L nr Union

Weidel Louis, Sazerac Saloon, res G

Weigaud C. assay er Gould & Curry Mill

Weigle Chris, butcher Central Market

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

210 YIRGINIA DIRECTOEY.

WEIL CHAS. newspaper carrier, 63 south C

Weiuslienk & Alsbacher, clothing, 16 south C

Weir Stephen, shoe-maker, res south C

Weiss H. J. carpenter, res north G

WELCH JOHN, prop'r Orleans Restaurant, 104 south C

Welch , miner Sides Mining Co

Welch James, miner, res south D

Welch Wm. foreman of Beach & Paxton, res north F

Welch Wm. sup't mining claims, res 48 north F

Welch S. C. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Welch Wm. foreman California Mine res north F

Welsh Nick, iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Welsh C. oiler Gould & Curry Mill

Welsh Edward, miner, south G

Welscli Leonard, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Welsh James B, laborer Gould & Curry Mill

Welling J. W. res Occidental

Wells Miss M. north E

WELLS, FARGO & CO. Express office 65 and 67 south C

Welty Amos, carman Gould & Curry Mill

Wenderoth P. butcher Grey Eagle Market

WENDEROTH &HELBINGER, Grey Eagle Market 346 Divide

Weimer W. Virginia Hotel, res 8 A

Wcrtheimer M. cigars and tobacco 54 south 0

Wertheimer I. 54 south C

Wescoat N. civil engineer, office Walter's Building 52 south C

West John L. carpenter, res north S.

Westfall George, foreman Gould & Curry Tunnel, res south D

Westover A. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Westwood , blacksmith, res Howard bet A and B

Whalen J. E. amalgamator Gould & Curry Mill

Wheeler W. P. bar-tender, Maguire's Opera House

Wheeler J. B. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Wheelock C. A. butcher City Market, cor of B and Sutton Av

White C. B. engineer Best and B. Mining Co

White J. J. boot-maker. Union bet C and D

White Martin, of Corson & Whife res 75 south C

White T. bar-tender Hughes' Saloon

White A. W. Pioneer Laundry 60 south C

WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT, Mrs. S. J. Dill prop's, 92

south C
White W. S. liquors, 164 south C
White Seth, miner Ophir Mine
White W. D. of Eastman & Co
White Moseby, laborer, res south D
White E. W bookkeeper at McLaughlin & Root
AVhite E. J. clerk Gould and Curry Mill
White Richard, miner Gould & Curry Mine

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 211

White R. D. miner Gould & Curry Mine
White Pat. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Whitcher J. W. att'y at law, 172" south C
Whitman Henry, butcher Union Market

Whitman , att'y at law, room 3 Wells-Fargo's Block

Whitley Henry, cook at Gould & Curry

Whittaker E. teamster Rogers' Mill, Virginia

Wier W. H. Restaurant 807 south C

Wiggins L. C. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Wightman & Chappell, commission and stock brokers, Black and

Howell's Building
Wightman A. C. of Wightman & Chappell, International Hotel
Williams Manuel, miner Gould & Curry Mine
Wilcox Sam'l, policeman, res B
Wilcox J. M, laborer Gould & Curry Mill
Wild C.ofBottorf & Wild
Wilder Ed. B. sup't Ophir Mine
Wilder W. P. secretary Rock Island Pony Express Co. room 12

Roe's Building B
Wiley Nicholas, gas works
Wilkinson Joseph, amalgamator Cedar Hill Mill

Wilkins , trustee Wm. Penn Claim

WILKINS A. L. Flora Temple Livery Stable 37 n C, res n E

Willard B. blacksmith, shop B nr Taylor

Wilkins Chas. barber 86 south C

Williams L. ore-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Williams Walter, blacksmith Gould & Curry Mine

Williams Gen. Tom. bds at Chapin House

Williams Stephen, miner, bds north E

Williams Geo. miner bds Cedar Hill House north C

Williams H. A. clerk for Casey, Kelly & Co ^

Williams , of Williams & Bixler att'ys at law

Williams G. miner Ophir Mine

Williams , money lender, International Hotel

Williams S. M. Yances daguerrean gallery

Williams D. R. printer "Old Piute" office

Williams & Bixler, att'ys at law, 31 & 32 Jones' Building, s C

Williams Stephen miner Ophir Mine

Williams Isaac, jobbing, &c., south G

Williams J. B. sup't Sierrra Nevada Mill

Williams P. miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Williams J miner Sierra Nevada Mill

Williams & Labassee, Express Exchange Saloon 62 south B

Williams A. feeder Cedar Hill Mill

Williams Stephen, miner Milton Mining Co

Williams Wm. spup't Ophir Mine, res north G

Williams Chris, miner Best and B. Mining Co

Williams F. rock-breaker Cedar Hill Mill

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancv Stationery.

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VIEGINIA DIRECTORY.

WASHOE EXCHANGE,

H. D. Russell, Proprietor,
24 SOUTH C STREET,

THE LARGEST AND MOST COMMODIOUS

ILL!

QMS

The Bar will be always stocked with the Choicest

WIFES, LIQUORS AFB GIGASS.

THE BIILLI.A.I^r> E,003VE

IS UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF MR. C. H. FLINT.

HERMAN EGGERT.

E. TANTS.

D K 1^ W b W\ I

Junction B and C Streets,

9

ECCERT & TANTS, -

PROPRIETORS.

RESTAURANT,

South O Street, Virginia.

MRS. S. J. DILL,

PROPRIETRESS.

The Table is supplied with the best the Market affords, and prices reasonable.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

YIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 213

Williams "W. J. miner Potosi Mining Co

Williams Emanuel, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Williams Tho, pit-man Potosi Mining Co

Williams Jno. miner Potosi Mining Co

Williamson J. carpenter Gould & Curry Mill

Willock J. C. of McLaughlan & Willock, res 117 south 0

Willock Chs. clerk Winfield Mill, Virginia

Willson Martin, carpenter Utah Mining Co

Willson Sam'l, miner Gould & Curry Mine

Willson J. W. undertaker 34i south B

Willson J. iron-worker Gould & Curry Mill

Willson S. L. sec'y mining co's, office Crystal Peak House

Wilson James, bookkeeper with Stateler & Arrington

Willson Thos. miner Milton Mine

Willson Jas. miner Allen Mining Co

Wilson Frank, miner Utah Mining Co

AVillson Jas. miner Savage Mining Co

Willson Thos. miner Milton Mining Co

Willson Abe, watchman Utah Mining Co

Wilmington J. W. printer "Union office"

Wilson Chas. butcher bds with Mrs. Lightner

Wilson John, driver C. Stage Co

Wilson S. L. broker 113 soutli C

Wilson , auctioneer south B

Wilson W. F. of Wood & Co. 9 north C

Wilson T. H. engineer, res 46 north F

Wimer A. J. brick-maker res M and Carson

WINN & CENTER'S Saloon 60 south C

Winn Walter, of Winn & Center's Saloon 50 south C

Winn M. L. candy factory 218 south C

Winins W R. rock-breaker DeLand's Mill, Flowery

Winter Mrs. Alpine Boarding House, 66 B

Winter Jno. laborer Gould & Curry Mill

WINTON N. W. county clerk, 10 Roe's Building B

Witkowsky & Bro. clothing 14 south C

Witkowsky J. barber, Washington Baths, 51 south C

Witkowsky H. of Witkowsky & Bro

Witkowsky M. of Witkowsky & Bro

Witt De E. res 191 north C

Wivil T. miner Ophir Mine

Wolf D, & Co. furniture and upholstry, 30 north C

Wolf L. of Wolf, Herzog & Co

WOLF J. W. Ag't " Mining and Scientific Press," and assistant

compiler Virginia and Gold Hill Directory
Wolf John, saloon 338 south C
Wolf Herzog & Co. dry goods 24 south C
Wood W. S. att'y at law, room over Hasting's Bank, res Bar-

num's Hotel

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

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VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

COUNTY CLERK

Clerk of the Probate and Civil Probate
Courts of Storey County, N. T.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

Depositions to be used in the several Courts of Nevada
Territory and the State of California, carefully taken.

OFFICE : New Court House, 14 South B Street.

31:. TV^.4.IiSOH:.^XJEI^,

No. 70

North C St.,

Virginia City, _,^^

Mo T.

Manufacturer

Dealer in

SADDLES AND HARNESS

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT THE LOWEST CALIFORNIA PRICES.

JOHN RAPP & LOUIS REICK,

PROPRIETORS OF THE

BKcW ERT

Below the Central Mill, VIRGINIA CITY, N. T.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F,

VIRGINIA DIRECTORY. 215

"Wood Robert, of Wood & Goe

Wood T. J. of Wood & Co. res 9 north C

Wood & Goe, grocers 226 south C

Wood Granville, ass't melter E. Ruhling & Co

Wood & Wilson, saloon 9 north C

Wood John, carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Woodburn W. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

WOODHURST WM. plasterer Gould & Curry Mill

Woodman Chas. special policeman 2d ward

Woodman Wm. miner Potosi Mining Co

Woodruff Jno. workman Gould & Curry Mill

WOODS MISS ELLEN, dress maker, res at M. Burnes

Woods Jesse, foreman Pacific Stage Go's stables, IT south F

WOOLF D. B. prop'r "Old Piute" office

Woore J. W. carpenter, res Silver bet D and E

Worcester Wm. M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine

Work J. rock-breaker De Land's Mill, Flowery

Wright Wm. blacksmith Potosi Mining Co

Wright J. A. Wright's Gift Enterprise,' res n Stewart

WRIGHT WASH, editor " Union," res Cedar Hill

Wright E. B. C. mining clerk, 160 north B

Wright C. carpenter Ophir Mine

WRIGHT'S GIFT ENTERPRISE, office cor C and Union, res

north Stewart
WRIGHT WM. local editor "Enterprise"
Wright Jacob, amalgamator Empire Mill
Wright VV. G. blacksmith South Potosi Mine
Wright Jacob, miner, res Mill
Wright P. D. miner, bds F. Murphy
WRIGHT W. S. soda factory, 124 and 126 north B
Wright A. M. miner Gould & Curry Mine
Wright J. amalgamator Empire Mill, Virginia
Wridit Geo. miner W. & M. Claim

'\?S7'. "3?- "^7^u^:E^:Ei.E3Kr,

WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING,

RAIL CARS, WINDLASSES, HARD
WOOD LUMBER, FELLOES, AXLES, SPOKES, HUBS, ETC.,

Next Door to Collins & Darling's Blacliismith Shop, VIRGrlNIA.

Dealers in School Sooks and Cheap Publications.

216 VIRGINIA DIRECTORY.

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Yates L. F. broker, room 13 Taylor's Building

Yates Thomas, miner Milton Mining Co

Yates J. miner N. Potosi Mining Co

Yoesel E. J. miner Gould & Curry Mine

York C. saloon, 88 south C

Young Thos. miner Gould & Curry Mine

Young A. J. Gould & Curry Mine

Young Jacol?, Jr. res 141 south D

Young Jacol3, Sr. tinner, res 141 south D

Young Wm. H. of H. S. Beck & Co. res 148 south C

Young J. R. broker, 8 south C

Young S. D. miner, res north B

YOUNG CHARLES W. watchmaker and jeweler, 11 north B

Young Sam'l D. miner, res Sawyer's Building, A

Young W. A. timberman Ophir Mine

YOUNG & GEORGES, Truckee Hay Yard, on Virginia and

Gold Hill Divide
Young H. A. Truckee Hay Yard, Divide
Young America Saloon, by H. G. Deville, 59 south C
Young A. J. ass't foreman Gould & Curry Mine
YOUNG R. A. Alderman, weigher and ore deliverer Gould &

Curry Mine, res F south of Hickey
Young A. M. carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Young H. I), carpenter Gould & Curry Mine
Young Jacob, Jr. tin and coppersmith, 47 south C
Yovanich Raphael, groceries, north C

Zacharias L. of Jessel & Zacharias
Zaun Seb. bar-tender St. Louis Brewery
Zeller M. press-room " Union " office
Zeyer Jno. res north A
Zeyen Jno. blacksmith, Carson bet D and E
Zimmerman J. Sacramento Restaurant

OSCAR T. SHUCK,

itmu^ & ^0tttt^diji' at ^§m,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.^

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

IN WHICH THE

Different Trades and Professions are Classified and Arranged.

ADVERTISING AGENTS.

COLLINS CHARLES, office Sheban & Stable, cor B and Union

AGENTS TRAVELI

WOLF J. M. " Mining and Scientific Press"

BENHAM & HEATON, south B, (see ad p 52)
CULBERTSON C. A. cor Taylor and D, (see ad)
Mooser Wm. office Medan Building, C

ASSAYERS.

Dorwin G. W. res cor Union and F

KUH LEOPOLD, A nr Ophir Mine, (see ad p 103)

RUHLING E. <fe CO. 42 south B

Theall & Co. cor Taylor and C

Aldrich Louis, Piper's Building, cor B and Union
Anderson M. D. Pipers Building, cor B and Union
Aud, Bebee <fe Hundley, Masonic Block, north B
Beatty &. McRae, 23 and 24 Jones' Building
Botts & Wallace, Enterprise Building
Brosman C. M. 20 north C
Bryan &, Seely, 52 south B
Bulkeley L. E, 41 south B, over post Office
Bullock W. H. office Virginia Hotel

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

218 VIEGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Burbank & Edoerton, room 17 Taylor's Building
Chipmau E. S.^Taylor bet B and C.
Cole F. W . ofice Post Office Buildino:, res Barnum's Hotel
Corson & White, room lO Taylor's Building
Crittenden & Sunderland, room 3 Basting's Bank
Crittenden A. P. res south B
Dibble A. B, Piper's Building, cor B and Union
Elliot A. B. 30 south B
Finn J. F. room 8 Taylor's Building
Fitch Thos. 10 Myers & Daggett's Building, B
Foster J. C. office north C
Fulton S. D. room 32 Jones' Building
Fulton A. bds Chapin House
Griffith J. J. 2 Roe's Building
Hill & Pendegast, Fulton Market Building
Hyllyer C. J. Piper's Building, cor B and Union
Howard C. G. cor B and Taylor *

Keeney, Lee & Churchill, room 14 Taylor's Building
Kirkpatrick & Rhodes, room 9 Taylor's Building
Knox A. C. room 15 Taylor's Building
Lindley & McQualid, room 2 Wells-Fargo's Block
Mesick R. Fulton Market Building
Mitchell Henry K. Fulton Market Building
Moyes R. B. office south B
Murphy T. G. Taylor bet B and C
Nugent John, Enterprise building
PERLEY & DeLONG, 43i south C, (see ad p 180)
Pitzer & Beny, 2 Myers & Daggett's Building, B
Quint & Hardy, 7 Post Office Block
Reardan & Hereford, room 8 Taylor's Building
Robinson Fred, office 1 C
Samson Wm. 2 Myers & Daggett's Building-
Sawyer F. A. 34 north C
SHUCK OSCAR T. south B, (see ad p 216)
Stewart & Baldwin, Piper's Building, cor Union and B
Stewart Francis, Masonic Hall
Taylor L. W. room 33 Jones' Building
Tilford & Gordon, Enterprise Building
Whitman C. room 3 Wells & Fargo's^Block
Williams & Bixler, rooms 31 and 32 Jones' Building
Wood W. S. room over Hasting's Bank

AUCTIONEERS.

CURRIE J. C. & CO. 13 north B, (see ad p 64)
Friedmann Chas. 8 south B
Palmer Chas. south C
Wilson , south B

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 219

BAKERS.

]^riedman M. north B
Hanak A. 43 north B
Horst Herman, 6 south C
Klee Martin. 47 south C
Schlacht & Miester, 3 north D
U. S. Bakery, 44 south D
Zingrofft & Co. 47 north D

BANKERS.

Arnold & Blauvelt, cor C and Taylor

HastiuQ;s B. F. & Co. C near Taylor

PAXTON & THORNBURGH, 39 south C

RUHLING E. & CO. 42 south B

STATELER & ARRINGTON, 14 north C, (see ad p 202)

WELLS, FARGO & CO., south C

BARBERS.

BACH L. north B, (see ad p 52)

Mericot A. 18 north B

Moine C. 27 north B

MOODY & WILKINS, 86 south C, (see ad p 173)

Schowalter Jno. 17 south B

BATHS.

BACH L. north B, (see ad p 52)

BELL-RIMCER.

Wagener Sam'l, 14 north B

BILLIARD TABLE l¥IANUFACTyRER.

Brown C. M. 24 north E

BILLIARD ROOfVIS.

Lynch Pat'k, north B

WASHOE EXCHANGE, 24 south C, (see ad p 212)

BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

Storey Co. Bible Depository, C. Walker, agent, 6 south B
Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancv Stationery.

220 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BLACKSMITHS.

Bender Thos. 29 north F

BOWIE CHAS. 124 north C, (see ad p 54)

Fisher Robt. 29 north D

Hemenway J. W. 24 south D .!

Hence C. shop B

Hinckley L. M. 354 Divide

Larue C. W. 297 south C

REESE P. 154 and 156 south C, (see ad p 189)

Sullivan C. V. 63 north B

Willard E. shop B near Taylor

BOARDBNC HOUSES.

Bohan Mike, 210 south B

CENTRAL HOUSE, P. Nolan, 80 north C, (see ad p 175)

Chrystal Peak, south C

Curamings , south C

DELMONICO, south 0, (see ad p 74)
Forest Hotel, south 0
Fisher J. D. south A
Globe Hotel, south C
Grambss F. 55 south B
Long Mrs. 141 south B
Mallcy Mrs. G. 169 south B
Sweet Mrs. M. A. 20 north D
Winter Mrs. 66 B

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Burke A. I. 63 south C

Burrall W. H. cor C and Union

Church & Co. north B

FRANZ BERNHARD, south C. (see ad p 84)

MILLER & CO. cor Taylor and B, (see ad p 164)

ENGELBRECHT P. 76 south C, (see ad p 78)

ESBERG & FRIED, 25 north C, (see ad p 78)

Bloomfield & Co. south C

Ahpol Karl, south C

PHILIPPSON & MANSFELD, cor C and Union, (see ad p 182)

BOOTS AND SHOES.

BLACK R. M. 17 north C, (see ad front cover)
Brodrick G. Union bet C and D
Carlcy John, Union bet C and D
Davis S. 19 north C
Fisher L. 57 south C

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 221

Jacob L. south B
Kenck Christian, 45 0
Martin M. Taylor bet C and D
O'Connell & Gill, Union bet C and D
Steudemau & Dale, 72 south C

BREWERIES.

California Brewery, 52 south D

NEVADA BREWERY, north Mill (see ad p 214)

Philadelphia Brewery, 12 south D

St. LOUIS BREWERY, 134 south C, (see ad p 198)

UNION BREWERY, 40 north B, (see ad p 54)

Virginia Brewery, Seven Mile Canon

WASHOE BREWERY, junction of B and C, (see ad p 212)

BROKERS.

CAHILL ED. office cor C & Taylor, (see ad p 64)
Danaher P. H. 62 south C

DeVoe , office south B

Duval C. F. office south B

Eldridge 0. C. room 11 Taylor's Building

Estabrook W. W. office 35 Union Block, south B

Eyre & Price, Black & Howell's Building

Fuller S. E. 62 south C

FULTON & SAVERY, cor C and Taylor, (see ad p 84)

Geddes Samuel, office 33 south C

Hewlett P. H. Medan Building, north C

HUTCHINGS U. P. cor B and Taylor

Jones C. F. & Co. office 45 south C

Kitts & Griswold, room 10 Wells, Fargo's Building

Mallett J. H. Medan Building

Masterman F. B. office Union Block, south B

Mayer H. office 33 south C

McGloin Peter, office 33 south C

Meagher James D. 62 south C

Orrick W. G. 5 Myers & Daggett's Building, north B

Power M. J. room 9 Wells-Fargo's Building

RESSaYRE victor, 115 north B, (see ad p 187)

Ross C. L. office 33 south B

Smith Jacob, Chapin House

Smith W. O. office Union Block B

Slitle Geo. office Union Block, B

Thomson Monroe, Medan Building

WATTS EDGAR E. office International Building

Wightman & Chappell, Black & Howell's Building

Dealers in Blank Sooks, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

222 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUTCHERS.

Canty W. S. south C

Central Market, A Strauss, 18 south 0

Gould & Curry Market, south F

Fulton Market, cor E an^ Union

Cushino- & Langridge, Nevada, 91 south C

Grey Eagle Market, 346 Divide

Lang & Furman, 39 north C

LANNAN P. H. City Market, cor sutton Av. (see ad p 162)

UNION MARKET, A.Newman & Co. 32 south C, (see ad p 175)

Parkenson R. 188 south C

Rice C. H. 136 south C

Sierra Market, Masel Kron & Co. 127 north B

Cramer & Co. Washington Market 92 north C

St. Louis Market, 117 north C

Treat & Straus, National Market, south C

CABIMET MAKERS.

BYRNES M. cor Union & F
DELANEY M. south D, (see ad p 74)
Hay ton Joseph, 100 Taylor
HAUBERT C. north D, (see ad p 92)

CARPETS & OIL-CLOTHS.

BURNHAM & HALL, 85 south C, (see ad p 58)

CARPENTERS.

BENHAM & HBATON. south B, (see ad p 52)

BROWN C. M. 24 north E

DELANEY M. south D, (see ad p 74)

Doling James,

Graeber A. south B

Hawlcy & Moxley, south E

Reed & Matthews, 45 south D

REESE U. M. 5 E north of Taylor

Schaefer Jolm, 13 south E

Studson Wm. fcf. shop south G

CHOP HOUSES.

CHAPMAN'S CHOP HOUSE, (see ad p 64)
Legate Chas. T. 26 south 0

CIDER FACTORIES.

Gould & Emerson, 311 south C

PIONEER, E. H. Morton, 196 south B, (see ad p 173)

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 223

CBGARS AI^SD TOBACCO.

Ahpel Carl, 36 south C

Armer & Harris, 12 south B

BLOOMFIELD S. & CO. south C

ENGELBRECHT P. 76 south C, (see ad p 78)

EL DORADO, Asa L. Waugaraan, 54 south C, (see ad p 78)

ESBERG & FRIED, 25 north C, (see ad p 78)

Englander Wm. 9 south C

Gilbert & Michael, 8 north C

Goold L. 34 south C

Jessel & Zacharias, north C

Klopstock & Harris, 7 north C

Lewitt H. F. & Co. 56 south C

Mayer J. 24 north C

MILLER & CO. cor Taylor and B, (see ad p 164)

OCCIDENTAL, 26 south C, (see ad p 178)

Peiser S. Union bet-B and C

PHILIPPSON & MANSFELD, cor C and Union, and Branch

cor B and Union, (see ad p 182)
Snug, south C
SPALDING'S, 66 south C, (see ad p 198)

CBCARS AriD TOBACCO, WHOLESALE.

ENGELBRECHT P. 76 south C, (see ad p 78)
ESBERG & FRIED, 25 north C, (see ad p 78)
PHILIPPSON & MANSFELD, cor C and Union, Branch cor B
and Union, (see ad p 182)

CLOTHING.

BABNERT J. & CO. C bet Union and Sutton, (see ad in front

of book)
Dahlmann C & Co. 24 south C
ELKUS L. 7 north C; (see ad p 63)
Haas S. & Co. 5 north C
Harris E. 2| B
Jacobs Elias, 3 north B
King & Luskind, north B
Levy A. & Co. 16 B
Levison Mark, 49 south C
Levy & Leyser, 21 north C
Mandel & Co. 28 south C
Murphy J. B near Taylor
Sperling A. 100 south C
Weinshenk & Alsbacher, 16 south C
Witkowsky & Bro. 16 south C

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

224 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

JOHN B. GUNTHER,

MANUFACTURER OF

MMh^, '^mnm, giidkjsi, h,

OURRY OOMBS, BRUSHES,

NEAT'S FOOT OIL, WHIPS, ETC., ETC.

Constantly on hand and for sale.

43 SoiO-tH O Stroot.

REPAIRING done at the Shortest notice and on the most Reasonable Terms

C. A. CUIiBERTSON,

Shop, Cor. D and Taylor Streets,

vxB.G-xixrxA exTx, 3xr. t.

Refers to H. G. Blasdcl, Dr. T. H. Pinkerton, and S. T. Gage. Leave orders with
■JR. C. CIi^^I=»I=»EILIL.,

Commission and Stock Broker, No. 24 Howell & Black's Building.

GENERAL FIRE AND IIFE~

Biii&m Atiffi¥

CHARLES C. HARVEY, AGENT.

32 South 0 Street, Virginia City, N. T.

CAPITAL REPRESENTED, $35,000,000.

«-«-•

comMissiorj ivierohant,

TIRGiailA CITY, W. T.

References. — B. F. Hastings ; Wells, Fargo & Co. ; Louis Feusier & Co.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 225

COFFEE ROASTER.

SOURDRY J. G. south B

COMMBSSIONER OF DEEDS.

WINTON W. N. New Court House, 14 south B, (see ad p 214)

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

BENHAM & HEATON, south B, (see ad p 52)

C. A. CULBERTSON, cor D and Taylor, (see ad p 224)

COOPER.

Farewell John, Taylor, bet C and D

DAGUERREOTYPES.

SUTTBRLY BROS, cor B and Union, (see ad p 191)
Vance R. H. cor D and Union

DENTISTS.

Hewlett Dr. room 3, 4 and 5 Union Block, cor B and Taylor,
Hammond C. B. 110 south C
Keeler Dr. south B

DRESS MAKERS AND MILLINERS.

Bates Mrs. R. S. B nr Taylor
Cowles Mrs. G. W. M, 78 south C
Mayer Mrs. Fanny, 26 north C
O'Grady Mrs. 117 south C
Ward Mrs. E. 43 north F.
WOODS MISS ELLEN, north D

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.

Armitage J. 4 north C, opposite International Hotel

COLE & GAMBLE, 90 south C, (see ad p 64)

Kent W. H. cor B and Union

Kirk H. C. & Co. 24 B near Taylor

McLearn J. 114 south C

MORRILL G. P. 22 south C

Pixly W. B. 29^ south B

Rice & Livermore, cor Taylor and C

Warner & Munckton, 25 north B

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

226 riRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORf.

DRY GOODS.

Block & Co. 20 south C

Bromberger M. International Building, B

Liebman^M. 30 south C

Mver N. 15 north B

RbSENER S. & CO. 70 south C, (see ad p 187)

Pan Francisco Store, L. Green, 84 south C

Wolf, Herzog & Co. 24 south C

EMPLOYiVSENT & GENERAL AGENCY.

SHEHAN & STAHL, cor B and Taylor, (see ad p 202)

ESTATE AGENT.

Meyer A. Piper's Building, north B

ENGINEERS.

BALDWIN M. A. mining and geological, office Taylor's building

Daly James, 2d ass't engineer Chollar Mining Co

Day J. W.

Graff A. Milton Mining Co

Hamilton Wm. California Mine

Hochholzer H. civil and mining engineer, office 3 Roe's Build. B

Hoop G. Milton Mining Co

Howard Robt. ass't California Mine

JOHNSON C. P. city engineer, office Talioe House, south C

Lowe W. L. 1st ass't Chollar Mine

Rodham Wm. res 264 south B

Robinson G. office room 2 Jones' Building, 45 south C

Wescoat N. 52 south C

FREIGHT AND EXPRESS.

SMITH H. B. Taylor bet B and C, (see ad outside cover)
HATCH BROS. 15 south C, (see ad p 98)
WELLS, FARGO & CO. 76 south C

FOUNDRBES.

EMPIRE FOUNDRY, Hubbard, McAdams & Co. (see ad p 164)
FULTON FOUNDRY, Thos. Jones, (see ad p 206)

FRUIT.

HARRIS & KAUFFMAN, 88 south C, (see ad p 92)
Jacobs M. 60 south C
Medin Marco, 4 south C

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

YIEGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 227

FURmrURE.

Goldman M. & Co. 18 south C

Goodfriend I. 39 north C

HAUBERT CHAS. 32 north C, (see ad p 92)

SHEHAN & STAHL, cor B and Taylor, (see ad p 202)

Wolf D. & Co. 30 north C

CAS-FITTERS.

SHEPARD WM. & SONS, shop under Wells, Fargo & Co's

(see ad p 194)
Hanbridge & Pennison, 3 south C

GLASSWARE.

SARGENT & FOGLES, south C, (see ad front cover)

Wasserman Sam'l

FREDERICKS JOSEPH, south C, (see ad front cover)

GROCERS.

Bolan & Co. cor Union and B

Buttorf & Will, cor G and Washington

Cook C. A. & Co. north B

Dunlevy R. W. 86 north C

Ettlinger Bros. 18 south C

Farrington J. G. & Co. 16 north B

FEUSIER L. & CO. corner C and Taylor (see ad p 82)

Friedenbers; A. & Co. 28 north C

GARTRELL & MURRAY, 75 south C, (see ad p 92)

Howell, Black & Bro. south C

HARRIS & KAUFFMAN, south 0, (see ad p 92)

Kennedy & Mallon, 22 south 0

Korn Joseph; 36 south C

Krause Wm. 308 south C

Lowe Richard, 129 north B

Luther & Schroeder, 103 south C

Marioni & Co. cor Union and E

Man Albert. 7 south B

Milatovich V. 89 north B

Moore & Ogden, 42 north C

Peterson P.' C. cor Sutton Av. and G

Ramirez Jos4, 113 north B

Rassi C. & Co. 29 north C

Ross & McCarty, south C

Russell & Co. south C

Tobias A. S. & Co. 22 north C

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

228 VIEGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TORTELL & BUSH, 13| south C, (see ad p 205)
Walter F, & Co. 52 south C
Wood & Goe. 226 south C
Yovauich R. 109 north B

CUNSMITH.

Scholl & Roberts, 63 south B

HARDWARE.

BECK H. S. & CO. 13 north C and B, (see ad p 52)
GILLIG, MOTT & CO. cor C and Taylor, (see ad front cover

and inside p)
McLaughlin & root, 48 south C, (see ad p 164)

HATTER.

Baudonnat F. C. 27 north B

HAY YARDS, STABLES & CORRALS.

ADAMS THOS. 60 north D, (see ad p 51)

Bishop Henry, 5 south D

Geesey N. J. cor H and Washington

Green E. F. cor E and North

LONE STAR, T. Parker, Virginia and Gold Hill Divide, (see

ad p 162)
TRUCKEE, Young & Georges, Virginia and Gold Hill Divide,

(see ad p 206)
Bartlett's, north B

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ashland House, Adttinson & Orndorff, 348 Divide

CENTRAL HOUSE, P. Nolan, 80 s C, (see ad p 175)

CHAUVEL HOUSE, 12 south C

Collins House. J. M. Blumenthall, 17^ south B

INTERNATIONAL, Union bet B and C

Lovejoy, 49 south D

Mclvoy James, south B

Merchant's Exchange, 10 north C

Metropolitan, P. J. McKeaney, 11 and 13 north D

DELMONICO, Pat'k Quigley, 31 s D, (see ad p 74).

St. Nicholas, J. S. Lanclekcr, south B

St. Louis House, 61 north B

U. S. HOTEL, W. A. Morrison, 31, 33, 33^ s B, (see ad p 206)

Wm. Tell House, 46 south D

Globe Hotel, south C

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 229

INSURANCE AGENT.

HARVEY CHAS. C. 32 south C, (see ad p 224)

JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.

Eaves & Nye, cor C and Union

Frederick I. 21 north C

Friedlander W. 12 south C ' j

Hirschman A. south 0

Kent Thos. Union bet C & D

Walker C. 6 north B

LAUNDRIES.

I. X. L., Howard Street

PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY, Sutton Av. bet B and C

Pioneer Laundry south C

EAST INDIA LAUNDRY, Vera Sammy, north J

LIQUORS, WHOLESALE.

Brisacher Bros. 20 south B
Fargo B. A. 16 north C
Frisch J. G. & Co. 130 south C
Hall A. H. 83 south C
Jessel & Zacharias, 8 north C
Kennedy & Mallon, 22 south C
McFarland Gilbert, south E
Mitchell & Adams, 64 south C
SchlossF. & Co. 18 north C
Tobias , north C

LODGINGS.

BURNHAM HOUSE, 83 south C

Camplinton Mrs. Hubert House, 45 south B

DELMONICO, Patrick Quigley, 31 south C, (see ad p 74)

Edwards E, 15 south C

Empire liodgings, 37 south D

Francis Mrs. A. P. res H

Frink Mrs. L. E. 32 north E

Hares Mrs. W. M. 53 south B

Harris & Raphael, 11 south D

Levy Chas. West End. 47 south D

CENTRAL HOUSE, 80 north C, (see ad p 175)

OCCIDENTAL, Mrs. R. Morris, (see ad p 180)

Tahoe House, Mrs. W. D. Fair, 70 south C

THOMAS & BROWN, cor B and Sutton Av.

U. S. HOTEL, 31, 33 and 33.^ south B, (see ad p 206)

Virginia Hotel, cor of Sutton Av, and B

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks^

230 VIEGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LUMBER DEALERS.

Piraock & Co. cor D and Washington

Eastman & Co. 119 south D.

HOFF I). E. & CO. 8 north D. (see ad p 98)

McFarland Sam'l, Gold Hill and Virijinia Divide

PRESCOTT & EARL, cor D and Hickey, (see ad p 180)

Smith L. H. P. 356 Divide

MARBLE YARD.

SCHUCH HENRY, 31 north F

METAL ROOFERS.

Roberts & Brady, cor of E. & Taylor

MILK RANCHES.

Humphreys & Co
Bidleman, 7 mile carion
Clock A. corner K and Taylor

MiNSNC SECRETARIES.

BALDWIN M. A. office Taylor's Buildino;

BOND ERASTUS, 5 Myers & Daggett's 'Block

Brown J. W. office Chrystal Peak Saloon

BREMNER WM. south C. (see ad p 52)

CAHILL EDW. cor C and Taylor, (see ad p 64)

Chapin C. H. Chapin House

Cramer Albert, office 7 south C

Cutler W. K. 7 Roe's Building, south B

Dean W. E. Chollor Mining Co. res ;San Francisco

DeYoe Jas. 1 9 south C

Dupaix Jos. H. office Union Block, south B

Edward W. S. 19 south B

FULTON & SAVERY, Tavlor's Building, bet B and C, (see ad

p 84)
HARVEY C. C. 32 south C, (see ad p 224)
Hopkins Cx. W. 54 B
Kaiser C. H. 7 south C
Shaney C. A. south C
Turner S. B. 33 south C
Warner C. C. 7 south C
Wilder W. P. 12 Roe's Buildinsr, B
Willson S. L. Crystal Peak Saloon, south C

WM. SHEW, PHOTOGRAPHER,

3V<C01SrTC3-01vrBR'a' STREET, S.A.3Sr FRA-KTCISCOi

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

yiRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' 231

lEY LENDEI

Fowler T. E. office with Reardon & Hereford, Taylor's Building
Hunter Ab. office Jones' Building, south C
Storrs Dr. bds Mrs. Howlett's
Williams , res International Hotel

MOULOiE'JCS.

BURNHAM & HALL, 83 south C, (see ad p 58)
FREDERICKS JOSEPH, 43 south C, (see ad front cover)

NEWSPAPERS.

ENTERPRISE (Daily and Weekly), Goodman & McCarthy,

Enterprise Building, south C
UNION (Daily and Weekly), J. (^lurch & Co. cor C and Taylor
OLD PIUTE l;Daily and Weekly), Lovejoy & Woolf. north C
NEVADA PIONEiER, (German, Semi-Weekly), J. F. Halmleu,

publisher. Enterprise Building

NEWS DEPOTS.

BAXTER & DURANT, south C
BURKE A. I. 63 south C
Burrai W. H. cor C and Union
Church & Co. north H
ELLIOTT A. Post Office Buihiing

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

HUTCHINGS U. P. office B near Taylor

Meagher James, 62 south C

RYAN PETER N. cor B and Taylor

Van Bokkjlen Wm. A. M. Enterprise Building, south C

Wasserman S. cor C and Union

OILS, PAINTS, ETC.

FREDERICKS JOSEPH, 43 south C, (see ad front coyer)

Heath & Co. 45 south C

SARGENT & FOGLER, 54 south C, (see ad front coyer)

Morrill PI. P. south C

Kirk H. C. & Co. south B

OIL PAINTINGS.

SUTTERLY BROS, cor B and Taylor, (see ad p 191)

OMNIBUS.

GRAND ALL'S, office cor C and Union, (see ad in Gold Hill

Directory)

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

232 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PAIS^TERS.

Bloomer H. & Co. Wells, Fargo & Go's Building

Eagan 0. H. 47 south D

FREDERICKS JOSEPH, 43 south C, (see ad front cover)

Gornitzky C. E. 263 south C

Marsh Thos. south B

McLauijhlan & Willock, 117 south C

Millan^V. J. 47 south D

Miller Charles, 13 north P

SNOW SAM'L A. south B, (see ad p 202)

PAPER HANGERS.

BURXHAM & HALL, 83 south C, (see ad p 58)
FREDERICKS JOSEPH, 43 south C, sec ad front cover
SARGENT & FOOLER. 54 south C, (see ad front cover)
SNOW SAMUEL A. north B, (see ad p 202)

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

Athenaeum, north C

Maguire's Opera House, south D

Sutliffs Hall, 68 north C

PHOTOGRAPHS.

SUTTERLY BROS, cor B and Taylor, up stairs, (see ad p 191)
Vance, 4 north B

PHYSICBANS.

Atchinson, office cor B & Taylor

Allen 0. S, Piper's Building

BERTHIER A. office cor B and Union, res Union bet A and B

Bryarly W. 57 south C

Connolly P. office 55 south 0

Downer F. office 31 A, nr Taylor

Ehrenberg, rooms 4 and 5 Wells-Fargo's Block

Eichler , Kirk's Drug Store, south B

Fales N. W. office 56 B

Greene C. C. office 11 Taylor's Block

Harris, bds C. Friedman 8 north B

Herndon E. L. Piper's Building

Hi Her F. office 93 south C

Holmes M. office B, nr Taylor

Keeier H. 54 B

Owen J. R. N. 16 north B

Peabody W, F. office south C

Peake H. 31 south C

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIEGINIA BUSINESS DIEECTOKY. 233

Pinkerton & Tucker, 80 south C

Pinkerton Thos. H. county physician, office 80 south C

Tucker J. C. res 75 south B

Thomas, cor D and Union

VOIGT C. B. F. La Charite Hospital, north F

PLANING AND TURNING MILLS.

MECHANICS' MILLS, south D

VIRGINIA PLANING MILL, 45 south D, (see ad p 207)

PLUMBERS.

Hanbridije & Pennison, basement 3 south C
SHEPARD WM. & SONS', (under Wells-Fargo's) 67 south C,
(see ad p 194)

PRIVATE SCHOOLS,

BIEN BU. H. M. 4 north B
Chatelain Mrs., Howard street
Higgins Misses, north F

RESTAURANTS.

Barnum Restaurant, cor B and Sutton Av

CHAPMAN'S CHOP HOUSE, north B, (see ad p 64)

Cowles G. W. M. 78 south C

Florentine Albert, north D

Griffin Juo. New York, south C

Gross Jno. 37 north B

Heeb Phillip, Grass Valley, 3 south B

Hopp Jno. 26 south B

Jenkins W. H. Colombo, south B

ORLEANS RESTAURANT, Welch & Preston, 104 south C,

(see ad p 178)
Progress, 33 north C
Rotisserie, Casamajan & Co. 20 north C
Sacramento Restaurant, 321 south C
Union Restaurant, 42 north C
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT, Mrs. Dill, 92 south C, (see

ad p 212)

SADDLE & HARNESS MAKERS.

GUNTHER J. B. 46 south C, (see ad p 224)

Slaughter Jno. L. 33 south C

Smith J. P. & Co. cor C and Sutton Av

WAISCHAUER M. 70 north C. (see ad p 214)

TRUCKEE HARNESS SHOP, Gold Hill and Virginia Divide

Blank Sooks of all Descriptions Made to Order.

234 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. .

SALOONS.

Appacb Adolpli, 24 south B

Artist's Hall, Grenewald R. 16 north C

Barnes J. D. Court Exchange, 18 south B

Bradt Byi'on, 5 north B

Branch Saloon, Maguire's Op'era House, Maguire & Burns, prop'rs

Brown Jiio. Tontine, 3 south C

Cafe du Commerce, 38 north C

Claresy , B street

Concordia, 263 south C

Chrystal Peak, Gregory & Garman, 113 south C

Daley's Exchange, 57 south C

Denaveaux Martin, south B

Delta, Jas. Malone, 24 north C

Dolan Jos. M. Snug. 9 south C

EL DORADO, Asa L. Waugaman, 54 s C, (see ad p 78)

Fisher Mrs. 37 north B

Garibaldi Saloon, 42 north B

Getzler F. VV. & Co. 23 north C

Grosetta W. "Virginia Saloon

Harris & Raphael, Gould & Curry Saloon, Maguire's Opera House

Harris Jno. 39 north B

Himes L. & Co. 45 north B

Hitter F. Hitter's Saloon, 77 south C

Hughes W. A. Union bet C and D

Maggener Thos. 28 south B

Mavers Jacob, 6 north C

McCourt & Flood, 71 south C

Mers Nick, Mountain VieAv, 44 north B

Mock Jno A. Merchants' Exchange, north B

Mulcahy & Lammon, 9 north B

Niagara Hall, 18 north B

OCCIDENTAL, Wm. McCoy, 26 south C, (see ad p 178)

Pinchard G. B. 74 south C

Piper Jno. cor B and Union

Great Republic, Taylor

First Ward House, 126 north C

Reticker J. A. 33 north B

Rice Abraham, 24 north B

Sacramento Saloon, Union, bet C and D

Sazerac, 10 south C

Sea ward's Saloon 97 south 0

Seer Oliver, 11 south C

SPALDING V. 66 south C, (sec ad p 198)

Sullivan C. 115 south 0

Summit Saloon, 368 Divide

"Wallace Wm. 11 south C

HODGE & WOOD, V/lioIesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 235

Ward & Heffron, ArG:entine Saloon, 71 south C

WASHOE EXCHANGE, D. H. Russell, 24 s C,(see ad p 212)

Williams & Labassee, Express Exchange, 62 south 0

Wood & Wilson, 9 north C

Young America, F. & G. Deville, 59 south C

SODA WATER E\^ANUFACTURERS.

CASEY, KELLY & CO. 60 north C, (see ad p 107)
Wright W. S. Pioneer, 12-i north B

STABLES.

ADAMS T. 60 north D, (see ad p 51)
Ash Wm. 336 south C

BENHAM A. & BRO. Viro:inia Stables, 29 s C, (see ad p 185)
FLORA TEMPLE, A. L. Wilkins, 37 n C, (see ad p 84)
Olin A. S. 44, 46 and 48 south B
Orrick Johnson & Co. Washoe Stables, 109 south C
PARKER T. on Virginia and Gold Hill Divide, (see ad p 162)
Smith Capt. F. C. south B

TRUCKEB HAY YARD, on Virginia and Gold Hill Divide,
(see ad p 206)

STAGE AND EXPRESS GO.'S.

CALIFORNIA, office cor C and Union, (see ad in front of book)
FAST FREIGHT LINE, H. B. Smith, Agent, Taylor bet B and

C, (see ad front cover)
LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, office Enterprise Building
PACIFIC, office south C, (see ad)
PIONEER, office Wells, Fargo & Go's, (see ad)
Russel's Line, office north B
Wilson's Line, office 3 north C
McCay's Virginia and Placerville Opposition, office Delmonico

Hotel

STATaONERS.

BloomMd S. & Co. 8 south C

Burke E. W. 63 south C

Burrall W. H. cor C and Union

Cohn A. 36 south B

ENGELBRECHT P. 76 south C, (see ad p 78)

ESBERG & FRIED, 25 n C, old office Wells, Fargo & Co. (see

ad p 78)
FRANZ B, 41 south C, (see ad p 84) • /

MILLER & CO. cor B and Taylor, (see ad p 164)
WATTS ERASMUS, 216 south C

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

236 VIRGINIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

STORAGE.

GARTRELL & MURRAY, 75 south C, (see ad p 92)

SURVEYORS.

Johnson C. P. Tahoe House, south C

Mason E L. rooms 6 and 7 tjnion Block, cor B and Taylor

TAILORS.

Davis & Levy, 37 north B
Davis & Rich 23 north C
Fisher J. 76 south C
Fox H. B

Levy & Greentaub, Union bet C and D

Martin vusky W. 57 south B ■

MAYER ISADOR, one door south Wells-Fargo's office (see Ji
ad p 172) L

Rich C. H. north B \

Shaney C. A. south C

TINNERS.

Baker & Andrews

Cohn & Schneider, 115 south C

Young Jacob, 47 south C

UNDERTAKERS. ]

Keys E. W. 46 south C
Willson J. W. 84^ south B

UPHOLSTERERS.

BURNHAM & HALL, 83 south C, (see ad p 58)

Hasselgren H. W. 83 south C

SNOW SAMUEL A. basement 17 B, (see ad p 202)

WAGON MAKERS.

BOWIE CHAS. 124 north C, (see ad p 54)
BURKE M. 154 and 156 south 0, (see ad p 189)
Sherwood Wm. 124 north D
WARREN W. T. 71 north B, (see ad p 215)

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GOLD HILL, STOREY COUNTY,

Previous to the year eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, but
little was known of either this or any of the other cities and
mining districts, which have since given to this county the pres-
tige for precious metals that it has now acquired. The early
settlers labored under every disadvantage that could possibly be
connected with the development of a new and at that time almost
unknown region. The topography and general appearance of
the country was such as to discourage the most enthusiastic gold
seeker. Separated by the Sierras from a convenient market,
with almost impassable trails over the mountains, and with no
facilities for correspondence or receiving assistance from their
friends in California, the prospects even at this early date must
have been very alluring to induce men to make their abode in
what was then a very unhospitable region.

In 1858, a party of prospectors, headed by Messrs. Kerby and
Finney, discovered indications of both gold and silver bear-
ing quartz in this locality. Being practical miners, they imme-
diately commenced prospecting, and then laid the foundation for
the development of mines which are now universally acknowl-
edged to be the richest in the world. The first company formed
was then (and is now) known as the " Pioneer Quartz Company."
This company localed several claims, erected an arastra, and
commenced working a claim called the Moselle, a short distance
east of the Devil's Gate. Meeting with success, they extended
their operations, making roads and other improvements to facili-
tate the transportation of the rock from the tunnel to the works.
The prospects became so flattering that a new company was
formed, machinery erected, and the mill commenced crushing in
1860. (See notice of mills Devil's Gate District.)

Gold Hill, unlike her sister cities of the Territory, relies ex-
clusively on the development of the richness of the minerals that
encompass her, to build up the city, rather than to any prospec-
tive speculations, whose riches are wrapt up in the mist of the

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240 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

future. Having the richest as well as the best developed mines
yet discovered, either in the territory or the world, and confi-
dent that it only requires time to make still richer " strikes," she
keeps marcliing on in the path of sure and substantial progress.
Neighboring cities that have seen the hey-day of their prosperity,
have good reason to look with envy on the " solid," steady and
unfluctuating growth of Gold Hill. It is a noted fact, that the
mines of this District are worked at less cost and with more suc-
cess, than any other District in the Territory. One of the rea-
sons rests in the fact that the mills are more convenient to the
lodes ; and another may be that a large proportion of the mills
are owned by residents, who are directly interested in seeing that
they are conducted economically. During the past year build-
ings have been put up that would be an ornament to an Eastern
Metropolis. A "Town Hall" is being erected, opposite the Yesey
Hotel, a portion of which is to be used for a Police Court and the
transaction of ofi&cial business, and the rear used for a Jail. The
building is now in course of completion, and its estimated cost
is $15,000. There are various other buildings, such as Maynard
& Flood's fire'proof block, the Odd Fellow's building, and nu-
merous private dwellings, that relieve the eye from the bleakness
of the surrounding hills, and displays the refined tastes of the
citizens. A new hotel is about being erected, which promises to
excel in appearance and grandeur anything of the sort yet at-
tempted in the Territory. It is to be called the Imperial. The
association for its erection numbers amongst its Trustees some of
the wealthiest as well as the most enterprising and public spir-
ited men in the Territory. The President of the " Imperial " is
Almarin B. Paul, Esq. It is a fact worthy of note, that on the
first day's opening of the books, $30,000 of stock was subscribed
for, and the remainder is now all taken. Work has already
connnenced on it, and when completed, it will be one of the
" features " of the city. The city government deserves great
credit for the public spirit they have displayed in all matters ap-
pertaining to the health of her citizens and in the making of
necessary improvements.

During the past year the facilities for obtaining a constant
supply of water have been greatly increased. Additional pipes

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GOLD HILL DIRECTOET. 241

have been laid down, and other necessary improvements made, to
keep pace with the rapidly increasing population. A new reser-
voir has just been erected of enlarged capacities.

CUXJRCHES.

The various churches of the City are \rell attended and properly
supported.

Calvary Presbyterian, N. S. — Rev. Wm. Wirt Macomber,
pastor; Simon Fraser, Edwin Caldwell, elders; W. D. Gray, Chas.
B. Goodrich, L. H. Robinson, Thos. M. Barnes, Dr. Hereford,
trustees. Services every Sabbath, at 11 o'clock a. m., and 7^
p. M.

This Church was organized November 1st, 1863, with seven
members and one elder. It has now 13 menbers in communion.

St. John's Protestant Episcopal. — Rev. 0. W. Whi taker,
rector ; N. A. H. Ball, senior warden ; Wm. H. Dolman, junior
warden ; Jno. B. Winters, J. C. Corey, J. W. Wright, Dr. Camp-
bell, and J. 0. Farrell, vestry men. Divine Service in Odd
Fellows' Hall every Sunday at 3 o'clock P. m.

Sunday School of St. John's Church, held at 1| o'clock P. M.

Ass't Superintendent, N. A. H. Ball. Number of teachers,
nine. Number of scholars, seventy-five.

Roman Catholic Church. — The rapidly increasing numbers
of this denomination have rendered it necessary to have enlarged
accommodations ; accordingly, a new Church is about being
erected, which will be under the supervision and charge of Rev.
Father O'Reilly, formerly of Marysville. The Catholics of Gold
Hill have been fortunate in securing the services of such an emi^
nent Divine and true Christian.

©CHOOILiS.

The citizens have made excellent selections in their School
Trustees. They are all men of intelligence and enterprise, and
have a keen appreciation of the duties devolving on them as the
guardians in whose actions rests the responsibility of providing
facilities for the present and future education of the rapidly
increasing youth of the City.

The Public Schools are divided into two departments. Primary
and Intermediate. The Primary is under the supervision of Miss
S. D. Mecham. It has fifty pupils. The building is fitted up in

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242 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

the most approved style with cast-iron desks, and other modern
improvements. Intermediate department is under the charge of
Miss L. H. Crocker. It has forty scholars, who attend School
ten months in the year.

School Trustees, L. H. Robinson, N. A. H. Ball, and H. C*
Brown.

The proficiency of the pupils and the perfect order and disci-
pline displayed in the government of the Schools, does credit to
the judgment and abilities of the ladies having charge of the
respective departments. There are several private schools here
where pupils are taught the various educational branches neces-'
Bary to a thorough education.

SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.

IMtA-BOlVIC.

Silver Star Lodge of F. and A. Masons — Under dispensa-
tion. Date of dispensation 20th June, A. D. 1863.

Officers of the Lodge : . Wm. G. Alban, W. M.; C. B. Olney,
S. W.; L. W. Lee, J. W.; S. H. Robinson, Treasurer ; Sig'd
Ettlinger, Sec'y ; L. B. Frankel, S. D.; S. W. Wright, J. D.;
M. Frankenheimer, Stewart ; Hugh McLeod, Stewart ; Watson,
Tyler.

Members : Henry Donnelly, R. Webber, Wm. Justice, H.
Jacobson, Sol. Noel, Sam'l Arnold, D. L. Bliss, Jno. A. V. Lan-
sing, S. A. Kellogg, Edward Shaefer, T. C. Hickhouse, C. W.
Tozer, F. Y. Snyder, D. McDougal, J. C. White, G. W. Pease,
M. T. Sisburn, Geo. Clark.

This Society is in a flourishing condition, and is constantly
increasing the number of its members.

I]Vr>EI?E]VI>EIVT OI«,T>EIl OF Or>X> r'ELlL.OTVS.

WiLDEY Lodge No. 1 — Gold Hill, — Warren Heaton, D. D.
G. M. for Nevada Territory; H. C. Jacobson, N. G.; Henry
Donelly, V. G.; E. M. Crane, Sec'y; John DeWitt, Treasurer;
J. "W. Wright, E. Gushing and W. H. Dolman, Trustees. Meets
every Tuesday evening of each week. Organized April 1, 1862.
Numbers ninety members.

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GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 243

Pioneer Division No. 1. — Regular meetings held in Odd Fel-
low's Hall on Wednesday evening of each week. Whole num-
ber of members, 115. Officers— W. P. Griffin, P. W. P.; Wm.
Minto, W. P.; E. A. Hyde, R. S.; Morgan Korn, A. R. S.;

Wing, F. S.; M. 0. Boyle, T.; Thos. Sleigh, Chaplain; A.

Jewett, C; M. Flynn, A. C; Jeff Hall, I. C; Wm. Burgess, 0. S.

TOIuI^ HOARDS, mOHTV-A-YS, ETC-

There are numerous roads leading to and from Gold Hill. The
main toll road running from Gold Hill through Silver City to
Dayton, is kept in excellent repair, as all, or a large proportion,
of the hauling done by quartz and wood teams, and in fact all con-
veyances going or coming to this place, have to pass over this
road, from the tolls of which the owner derives a princely reve-
nue. The road is owned bj W. R.. Armstrong and G. D, Roberts.
There are numerous other roads which radiate from here to all
parts of the Territory.

The Pioneer Stag« Co. between here and California ; the
Overland Stage to the States ; Langton's Pioneer Line to Dayton
and Carson ; Russel's Line, and the Fast Freight and Express Co.,
«ach start hourly and daily from this place, besides numerous
other lines for various parts of the Territory,

OMIIVIBUSES.

Crandall's Pioneer Omnibus Line, between Yirginia and Gold
Hill, runs every half hour, connecting here with a line that car-
ries passengers to Silver City every half hour. Mr. Crandallis
one of the pioneer stage men of the Territory— being one of the
first proprietors of the Pioneer Stage Company.

There are numerous Banking Houses in this city. Maynard
& Flood and Almarin B. Paul & Co., have eaeh European cor-
respondents, thus enabling them to draw direct upon any of the
principal cities of Europe.

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IN EVERY STYLiJ OF THE ART, TAKEN BY
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244

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HEPBURN $( PETERSON'S

137 & 139 First Street, San Francisco.

Tiie Hubscribors woulJ .-all the att ntinn of tlie mining public to their Reciucer and Amalgamator,
an I m1<o to their 8<»[>:ira,tor for rtducing and sep:irating the miniTal from Gold and Silver Ores.
Manufactiired and exhibited at the Vulcan Iron Works, Xos. 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco.

These Macliiuos secure to the Miner a more expeditions and perfect Reduction and Amalgamation,
a less liability to accident and delay, and a greater amount ol' useful effect in proportion to the
power employed to k.ep tbern in operation than any other machine now m use for producing similar
resul's. This flic is attested to by their i^eneril adoption and preference at all the principal Reduc-
tion Works in Nevada Terrnory ; amoug which m;iy be mentioned the Could & Curry, Silver State
Reduction Works, i^lioenix Mill, San Francisco Mill, Davis k. Barron Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Pioneer
Will, (Ueldiu «: (Jregory Mill, in Aurora.) Kodgers & Grissiu's Mill, L. A. Booth & Co's Mill, Ander-
so.i A; Sale's Mill. HEPBURN & PKTEKSON.

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EST.i^BLIS:E3:E3D, 1850.

137 and 139 First Street

Iron Founders, Steam Engine
Builders and Boiler Makers.

These Works have lately been increased by the addition of new
Shops on Fremont Street, doubling the capacity of the original Estab-
lishment. Their facilities for turning out Machinery promptly and
efficiently are now unequalled in the State. Their boiler works have
also been enlarged correspondingly. The Company are now prepared
to execute orders for all classes of Machinery and Boiler Work, such as

HEPBUBN & PETEKSON'S Amalgamating and Reducing

Pans and Separators, Flour Mills, Hydraulic and other

Presses, Hoisting Machines, Gearing, Pullies,

Gudgeons, Boxes, Hangers, Etc., Etc., in

QUAUTZ STAMPERS, SHOES & DIES,

Warranted to be made of the very hardest and toughest Iron.

CJiiax'tz Screens of Hxissla Ii'on i>iinelxed. to Order.

A published list of Patterns of these Works will be sent on application.

MANUFACTURERS OF

JONVAL'S TURBINE WATER WHEELS,

The CHEAPEST, MOST PORTABLE and EFFECTIVE MACHINE

ever invented for the application of Water as a motive power. These Wheels

ARE ENTIRELY MADE OF IiioN, Simple aud not liable to get out of order.

VULGAi^ IROISa WORKS COMPANY,

P. TORftUET, Manager. SAM. AITKE:N. C. R. STEIGER. RICHARD IVERS,

.^^A DIPLOMA was awarded to this Company for the BEST California
Made STEAM ENGINE, by the MECHANICS" INSTITUTE, September, 1857.

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246 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

r"OTJT»f DRIES.

The rapid increase and continual demand for machinery, as
well as the constant repair, necessary to keep the various mills
in this District in Working ordet, has given a great stimulus to
this branch of tfade.

Pioneer Foundry.— 'This foundry^ as its name indicates, was
one of the first in the Territory. In 1863, the owner suffered a
severe loss by having the whole of his foundry burned to the
ground, with the loss of nearly all of the machinery. With
characteristic energy he commenced and has now in full blast
another foundry, which is creditable alike to himself and the
Territory. The building, which is 126 by 3i) feet, with a wing
40 by 50, is built of brick, with tin roof, and is now considered
fire-proof. It has all the latest improvements for turning out all
kinds of machinery. Attached to the foundry is a machine shop.

Empire Foundry. — This foundry has recently been built on
the most approved plan, and has excellent facilities for the manu-
facture of all kinds of machinery. Situated on the Divide, be-
tween Virginia and Gold Hill, its location makes it easy of access
for the surrounding mills. The proprietors, Messrs. Hubbard,
McAdams & Maxon, have had a life-time experience in the busi-
ness, and are all practical foundrymen and machinists.

Another foundry is being erected in Lower Gold Hill, by
McCondy & Co.

The Gold Hill (evening) " News " Lynch & Mundall prop'rs,
was started in 1863, by its present proprietors. The ability and
judgment displayed in its management has gained for it a repu-
tation second to none in the Territory. It is noted for its
plain, out-spoken di.^cussion of every subject that comes within
its notice, and is remarkable for its devotion to the Union. It
contains daily a large amount of matter relating to the mines
of the Territory — the laws of the Territory requiring that all
assessment sales and other matters relating to the mines shall be
published in the columns of the nearest paper — has given a pres-
tige, and brought pecuniary patronage to the " News " which
none of its cotemporaries enjoy ; it is, undoubtedly, the best pay-
ing paper in the Territory. Its editorials are models of sound

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GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 24T

judgment and good sense, and the local columns are characterized
by wit, ability and a desire to keep its readers posted on every-
thing that takes place within its sphere.

Daily Morning Message — was started on the 23d May, 1 864,
by Geo. W. Bloor, D. M. Sandidge and H. W. Johnson. The
"Message" is issued daily. The experience of the publishers will
enable them to give to their patrons a valuable paper. It has
received very complimentary notices from its cotemporaries It
contains all the current news of the day ; and, no doubt, will
render itself a welcome visitor to every resident of Gold Hill
and the Territory

CITY OFTICI^I-.S.

City Marshall, S. Arnold ; Police Judge, L. H. Robinson ;
County Clerk, E. W. Pease; Justice of the Peace, S. A.
Kellogg ; Board of Trustees, C. H. Van Gorder, President, J,
V. A. Lansing, L. H. Robinson, C. H. Coover, and G. Douglas ;
Capt. J. McClory, jailer; Policemen, Thomas Johnson, John
Householder, Andrew Russell and W. R. Surin.

QXJA.RTZ >XIi:^lL,S A^7^T> HOISTIIVG TVOHltB.

The following are the names of Quartz Mills and Hoisting"
works, with their capacity, in this District :

Pioneer Mill — Coover & Stephenson proprietors ; was'
erected in 1860, and claims to be the oldest Mill in the Terri-
tory, which is clearly illustrated by its present dilapidated exte-
rior ; although its machinery is not as modern as its neighbors^
the experience of its proprietors more than makes up for this
deficiency. Although its capacities are limited, it has rendered
larger dividends to its owners than mills of much greater capacity.
It is a fact worthy of note that the mill is owned and worked by
its first founders ; it has an eight stamp rotary battery and nine
amalgamating pans.

Seales' Mill. — This Mill is owned by Scales & Anderson. It
was erected in 1862 ; has an engine of sixteen-horse power which
runs five stamps and five amalgamating pans. The owners of
this Mill, at an early date, contemplate adding five more stamps
with six amalgamating pans to be driven by a new engine of fifty-
horse power

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248 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

Empire Mill No. 2. — Owned by the Empire Mill and Miuing
Company, is situated in Gold Hill. It has an engine of sixty-
horse power which drives sixteen stamps, two rock breakers of
two thousand pounds each, with fifty-two amalgamating pans.
R. N. Graves superintendent. This Company intend adding
thirty more stamps, twenty "wheelers" and a new engine of
one hundred and fifty-horse power, during the coming Summer.
This is one of the most extensive Quartz Mills in Gold Hill.

The Imperial Mill.— The property of the Imperial Mill and
Mining Company ; situated in Lower Gold Hill ; was erected in
1860. It has forty-four stamps, sixty-six amalgamating pans and
is driven by an engine of forty-horse power. This Mill has re-
cently had sixteen new stamps added to it, and is classed among
the finest in the District. It is under the superintendence of J.
C. Corey.

Petaluma Mill. — Owned by S. L. Greely ; is situated in
Lower Gold Hill. It runs eight stamps, and fourteen pans with
an engine of twenty -horse power, built at the Pacific Foundry,
San Francisco. S. L. Greeley superintendent.

Sapphire Mill. — This Mill is owned by the Sapphire Mill C o
It was built in 1862 ; has sixteen stamps and forty pans, which
are driven by an engine of thirty-five-horse power. Under the
superintendence of J. B. Gaznon. This Company intend adding
new boilers during the Summer.

The Pacific Mill. — Messrs. C. B. Land & Co., have just
erected a mill below the Pioneer Foundry, to which they have
given the above name. The main building is 100 feet in length
by 72 in breadth. The machinery is from the Miners' Foundry,
San Francisco. The engine is of 120-horse power, cylinder
16 inch, 3 feet stroke. It has two boilers, 16 feet long and 48
inches in diameter. It runs 40 stamps, and one of Blake's pa-
tent crushers, together. with pans sufficient to amalgamate 40 tons
per day, which is about the working capacity of the mill.

Succour Mill. — Built in 1862 ; is situated in Lower Gold
Hill. It runs 15 stamps, 24 pans ; has a 34-horse engine ; owned
by George Stead & Co. D. B. Hunt, superintendent.

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GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 249

Douglas Mill — Formerly known as tlie Centreville Mill, is
owned by Messrs. Gilbert, Douglas & Starr ; situated in Lower
Gold Hill. It was erected in 1861 ; has 10 stamps, 24 pans, and
an engine of 24-horse power. The machinery was built at the
Fulton Foundry.

Marysville Mill. — Owned by Rule, O'Neil & Co.; has an
engine of 25-horse power ; runs 9 stamps, 30 pans, and was built
in 1861.

Granite Mill. — Was built in 1861 ; owned by Truett, Darst
& Harris. This Mill runs 16 stamps, 16 pans, and 2 separators,
with an engine of 40-horse power. It is located in Gold Hill
proper, and the material with which it is built is stone. It is the
only Quartz Mill in the Territory which is considered to be fire-
proof. The building is 86 by 43 feet.

Comet Mill. — Owned by Nealand & Requa ; has battery of
16 stamps ; employs 8 men ; superintended by Isaac Requa ; is
situated a short distance back of the city. For amalgamating
purposes, it has 32 4-feet pans.

Crown Point Mill. — This mill is owned by the Crown Point
Gold and Silver Mining Company. It was erected in 1861 ;
situated in Crown Point Ravine. It has 8 stamps, 14 amalga-
mating pans, and is driven by an engine of 40-horse power. H.
Woodcock, superintendent.

Union Mill. — Owned by the Union Mill and Mining Co. Is
situated in Gold Hill ; has 8 stamps 12 pans, and is driven by a
25-horse power engine. Was built in 1861.

Gold Hill Mill. — Owned by the Gold Hill Mining Company^
Built in 1861 ; building 74 by 35 feet ; runs 13 stamps and 24
pans, with an engine of 35-horse power, from the Pacific Foun-
dry, San Francisco. The Mill is under the supervision of Chas.
Pioda.

Eclipse Mill. — Owned by the Eclipse Mill and Mining Co.
Built in 18b0 ; located in Gold Hill ; runs 15 stamps, 12 pans,
with an engine of 40-horse power. Employs 10 men.

American Flat Mill. — Situated two and a half miles from
Gold Hill ; was built in 1861 ; engine 25-horse power, and built
at the Union Iron Works, San Francisco.

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250 GOLD HILL DIEECTOEY. ^

RiGBY & Co.'s Mill. — Situated at head of American Ravine.
Machinery from the Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.

St. Louis Co.'s Mill. — Is situated in Gold Canon, a short
distance above the Devil's Gate ; building 60 by 50 feet ; engine
40-horse power. The machinery was built at the Miner's Foun-
dry, San Francisco.

Bowers' Mill. — Built and owned by L. S. Bowers. It is situ-
ated in Crown Point Ravine, Gold Hill ; runs 20 stamps and 30
pans, with an engine of 30-horse power. Under the superinten-
dence of James Mee.

Stewart & Co.'s Mill. — Located on Gold Canon, a short dis-
tance below Gold Bill ; was erected in the fall of 1861. This
is one of the largest Mills in the Territory, and for convenience
.and perfection of arrangement, is not surpassed by any.

Rhode Island Mill. — Is owned by G. L. Smith, T. Y. Bar-
ney and H. B. Potter. This Mill is situated in Gold Hill ; runs
25 stamps and 20 pans, with an engine of 40-horse power. G.
L. Smith, s.uperintendent. It is classed amongst the finest in the
District.

HOISTINO Tvomt®.

Alta Hoisting Works. — Owned by the Imperial Company;
built in 1863 ; situated in Upper Gold Hill ; size 80 by 40.

Empire Hoisting Works. — Owned by the Empire Mill and
Mining Company; erected in 1863; has an engine of 45-horse
power ; employs 60 men ; size of building 65 by 40 ; wing 40
by 41 — making a front of 66 feet.

Eclipse Hoisting Works. — Built in 1863, and owned by the
Eclipse Company. Has a shaft 12 feet long by 4 wide, divided
into three departments ; engine 25-horse power.

Consolidated No. 1. — Owned by the Consolidated Mining
Company. Constructed in 1863 ; engine of 18-horse power.

The Rice Company work their Mine through the Consolidated
Company's Shaft.

Crcesus Works. — Situated in Gold Hill ; built in 1864 ; size
of building 86 by 50. Has an engine of 50-horse power.

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GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 251

Bullion Hoisting Works. — Owned by the Bullion Mining
Company; situated in Upper Gold Hill, These Works were
erected in 1853 ; has an engine of 40-horse power. This Com-
pany is putting up a new engine. It is the best finished Hoisting
apparatus in Gold Hill. J. M. Walker, general superintendent.

Belcher Hoisting Works. — Erected in 1864. Size of main
building, 40 by 65 ; carpenter shop, 20 by 40 ; has an engine of
30-horse power ; employs 45 men. Superintended by John Lam-
bert.

Michigan Mining and Hoisting Works. — Owned by the
Michigan Mining Co. Went into operation in 1864 ; has an
engine of 16-horse power ;»size of building 16 by 35 ; this Com-
pany employs 15 men. Under the supervision of Geo. Swernson.

Mary Ann Mining Co's Works— In Gold Hill District ; built
in 1864; comtemplate erecting additional machinery during the
Summer ; which, when completed, will be amongst the finest and
most complete hoisting works in the Territory.

Confidence Hoisting Works. — Situated in Gold Hill ; was
constructed in 1863 ; is owned by the Confidence Mining Com-
pany ; engine 35-horse power. Matthew Irwing superintendent.

Logan & Holmes' Hoisting Works. — Was built in 1862 ;
located in Gold Hill ; has an engine of 60-horse power.

Lutherne Hoisting Works.— Situated in Lower Gold Hill ;
size 27 by 65 feet ; has an engine of 24-horse power ; owned by
the San Francisco Company, and superintended by William
Henicks.

Omega Mining Company. — This Company are about erecting
machinery on their claim

Minerva Mining Company. — This Company have ordered
machinery and contemplate erecting it during the Summer.

Alpha Mining Works. — Owned by the Alpha Mining Com-
pany ; was built in 1863 ; is situated on Upper Gold Hill ; has
an engine of 30-horse power.

Yellow Jacket Mining Works — Situated in Gold Hill, ad-
joining the Confidence Works, is owned by the Yellow Jacket
Mining Co. These Works have got hoisting works and ma-
chinery which is not excelled by any in the District. Engine
house is 36 by 52 feet ; timber house 52 by 46 ; the main shaft is
down a distance of 300 feet. About 70 tons of ore is taken out
daily. This Company have also an incline of 275 feet, through
which the mine is being worked until it is struck by the main
shaft. The engine is 40-horse power and was bnil't at the Mi-
ner's Foundry, San Francisco. J. B. Winters, President ; Sam'l
Hyatt, Sec'y; James M. Day, Superintendent.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery,

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GOLD HILL DlRECTOEf.

E. B. McBRIDEj'^^'^*'^^'^'®-

E. C. COOK, Gold Hill, N. T.

WILLIAM S. BURNS & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail

GROCERY I PROVISION STORE,

Main Street, Gold Hill, N. T.

•-♦-•

if iilti iii iif B>UU Mmt,

AND ALL KINDS OF FEED

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AT LOWEST RATES FOR CASH.

Fiiilii iESTiiiiiT,

Main Street, Gold Hill.

A. BENITZ, - - - PROPRIETOR.

THE t.a.:biLi:e3

Is supplied with Gnmc, Fish, and Choice Steaks, and all the
DELICAC8ES OF THE SEASON.

IJ;^^ Meals Cooked to Order and served in a Superior style

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GrOT^U HILL DIHEOTORY

FOR THE

YEAR COMMENCING MAY, 1864.

_A_To "toro -xTO-a- tio jns-

bds.. boards, n.. north, s.. south. nr..near. res.. reside, op. .opposite,
ad . . advertisements.

Adams Geo. miner Consolidated Mine

Alexander, , teamster Eclipse Mill

Alford H. F. brakesman Michigan Mine

Alford Chas. blacksmith Michig-an Mining Co

Allabough James, miner, bds Meakan's Boarding House n Main

Allen A. W. pattern maker Fulton Foundry

Allen Miss M. Gem Saloon, oposite Gold Hill "News" office

Allen A. P. miner N. A. F. Pd

Ames G. E. engineer Gold Hill

Anderson John, cook at G. E. Hotel, Main

Anderson A. engineer Michigan Mine

Anderson J. Y. miner Divide

Anderson H. G. foundryman P. F

ANDERSON J. W. bds Wliite House, Main

Appersou J. A. att'y res Main

Apple Robt. sup't N. A. Mining Co

Applegate Geo. miner Empire Mining Co

Armstrong W. H. millwright Crown Point Ravine

ARNOLD SAM'L, City Marshal, office Main, Maynard's Block

Atchison H. C. miner Uncle Sam Mine

Atcheson H. C. miner, bds G. E. Hotel

Atherton Thos. feeder Petaluma Mill

Atwater M. D. teamster Divide

AYLSWORTH G. W. Eclipse Livery Stable, Main

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

254 GOLD HTLL DIRECTORY.

Bach John, miner Ferrell Mine

Bacon Hiram, City Trustee

Bailey Wm. miner Divide

Bailey M. W. miner, Main

Bailey I. H. miner, bds Winnies House, south Telegraph

Bailey H, H. miner. Divide

Balablega F. brakesman Michigan Mine

Balaeseja F. brakesman Michigan Mining Co

BALL F. P. prop'r Canon House,

Ball N. A, H. cashier Maynard & Flood, res south Telegraph

Ballad J, W, engineer Succor Mill

Balloon F. miner Michigan Mine

BARNES THOS. L. physician and surgeon, Vesey's Hotel

Barber Wm. M. blacksmith Eclipse Mine

Barber Oscar T. tinsmith Bittners & Co. Main

Barbers Asa, amalgamator Petaluma Mill

Barker H. miner, bds White House

Barnes W. H. clerk Post Office, res Telegraph

Barnes W. W. foreman Gold Hill " News " office

Barnes H. M. clerk Vesey Hotel

Barnct R. P. engineer Coover's Mill, Main

Barney T. V. prop'r Rhode Island Mill, Lower Gold Hill

Barnhart J. miner, res Gold Hill

Barritt Jno. miner Alta Mining Co

Barry Jas. rock-breaker Granite Mill

Bartlett V. C. prop'r milk ranch. Main

Bartlett David, prop'r milk ranch, Main

Barton W. miner Empire Mining Co

BATES J. S. sup't Alpha Mining Co

Bates J. S. miner, High

Bates Thos. miner Alpha Mining Co

Baum M. steward Fai-hion Restaurant, Main

Beals A. J. Photographic Gallery, Main

Beals A. J. dentist. Main

Becker Jacob, Pioneer Bakery, Main

Beckwith Chas. snp't Consolidated No. 1

Beckworth Geo. engineer north Bowers

BEEGAN WM. H. constable, office Main, (see adv)

Beegan Stephen, ass't foreman Eclipse Mine

Begeman Fredrick, clerk Perry & Leichter, Main

Begley M. workman Lnperial Mill

Begon Louis, res Main

Bell J. miner, bds Mrs. Long's, south Telegraph

Bell Wm. carpenter Gold Hill Mine

Bell Jas. miner. Main

Bell Jno. laborer Eclipse Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY. 255

Beman A. carpenter Empire Mining Co

Bemus A. miner Consolidated Mine

BENITZ ADOLF, Fashion Restaurant, Main, (see adv)

Bentz Jas. laborer Rhode Island Mill, Main

Bergan J. miner Empire Mining Co

Bercularins G. carpenter Empire Mining Co

Berran Jno. miner, American

Berry D. E. teamster, south Main

Berry T. laundry, res Main

Berrick Wm. workman Bowers Mine

Berrick Geo. workman Bowers Mine

Binns J. D. bds White House

Birger F. A. Bank Exchange, Main

Birmingham J. engineer Crown Point Mill, s Telegraph

Bish J. bar-tender Colburn's Saloon, Main

Bishop S. physician and surgeon, Main

Bishop Wm. W. attorney, north Main

Bishop F. miner, American

Bittner Eugene, hardware merchant, res Main

Black David, blacksmith Whittaker's shop

Blackman T. H. sign painter, res Tunnel Road

Blanchard & Hardy, teamsters, office opposite Vesey Hotel

Blanchard H. C. teamster, Telegraph

^. BXJTSCJH,

MANUFACTURER OF

HORSE SHOEmG AND BLACKSMITlimG

OF ALL DESCRiPTiOnS,

MME at tU ElQilWSf P®EEIBLI I@TISI.

FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF " GOLD HILL NEWS " OFFICE,

Main Street, Gold Hill, N. T.

Dealjsrs in School Eooks and Cheap Publications.

256 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

Bloomfield E. cigar stand, res Main

Blouin Peter, stock broker and sec'y, Main

Blueet J. miner, north Tunnel Road

Bluett W. B. carpenter

Blumer L. miner Michigan Mine

BODEMER & SCHWBIS, brewers, Main

BODEMER F. brewer Main

Bond A. boiler maker, Pioneer "Works

Bone F, W. north American

Bonnemont C. M. workman Bowers' Mine, Main

Book Wm. blacksmith Alta Mine

Boon Harvey, miner, Bowers

Boon M. ass't foreman Consolidated Mine

Boone G-. B. prop'r Gold Hill Foundry, res Lower G-. H.

Booth Thos. miner Calidonia Claim

BOPE M. M. carpenter. Main

Bourret Louis, bar-keeper Miner's Hotel, Main

Bowlin G. C. miner

Bownuin H. miner, south Telegraph

Bowman Juo. miner. Bowers

Booyar R. at Maynard & Flood's, Main

Boyle M. miner Empire Mining Co

Boyle E. brakesman N. A. Mining Co

Bradley J. A. blacksmith Eclipse Mill

Brant J. C. laborer Fulton Foundry

Braslin Wm. workman Empire Mill No. 2

Breen Peter, miner Caladonia Tunnel

Brent Jno. miner Branch Mint Claim

Brently C. H. Main

Brewer J. miner

Brigham Edward, engineer, bds Barnes' Hotel

Brittain Wm, miner Challange Mine

Brittingham Wm. miner Potosi Claim

Brodek R. at Maj^er & Fliedner's, res Main

Brodhun Chas. tailor. Main

Brooks J. W. chief engineer Centreville Mill

Brooke H. C. stock broker and notary public, office opposite

" News " office
Brooks A. D. sec'y Challange Mining Co. Main
Brosseau M. machinist Crown Point Ravine
Brown Wm. miner Eclipse Mine
Brown Wm. miner, res Telegraph
Brown N. L. teamster Russell & Co
Brown F. miner Fremont Mine
Brown G. W. sup't Fremont Claim
Brown B. F. miner Solpherino Claim
Brown Jno. foundryman Pioneer Foundry
Brown Wm. miner, bds Meakan's boarding house. Main

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

Gold hill directory.

25t

Brown G. M. driver Pioneer Omnibus Line, res Main

Brown K. M. driver Pioneer Omnibus Line, res Main

Brown W. S. engineer Eclipse Mill, Main

Brown A. B. lumber merchant. Main

Brown G. T. miner

Buckley J. miner Alta Mining Co '

Buckman O. F. clerk Korn Bros

Bulm J. S. at Mayer & Fliedner's, Main

BULLOCK J. K. millwright. Main

BURNS & CO. grocers, etc., Main, Lower G. H.

Burans Jas. B. ass't blacksmith with Hill, Main

Burbank Chas. helper Bunsches' shop, Main

Burk W. T. melter Fulton Foundry

Burk Jno. miner Summit

Burke D. miner Crown Point Ravine

BURNS WM. S. of Burns & Co. grocer, res Placerville, Cal

Burns J. J. miner Empire Mining Co.

Burns M. miner, bds Meakan's boarding house, n Main

BURNETT GEO. G. stock broker and mining recorder, office

Maynard's Block
Butler Wm. carpenter, south Telegraph
BUTSCH VALENTINE, wagon maker and blacksmith, Maia

opposite Golden Eagle Hotel (see ad)
.Byrne P. miner Empire Mining Co
Byrne M. miner Belcher Mining Co
Byrne R. miner Empire Mining Co
Byrne D. miner Empire Mining Co

i ilM.

— uA.2srr> —

SECRETARY OF MINING COMPANIES.

O. V. aOODRIOH,

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Office in J. V. A. Lansing's Store,

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

{J58 Gold hill directory.

O

Caldwell S. moulder P. F

Caldwell Edwin stock broker Maynard's Block

Cambell James, amalgamator Petaluma Mill

Campbell Thomas, miner Overman Mine

Campbell Jolin, miner Challange Mine

Campbell & Hereford, physicians, Main

CAMPBELL S. D. physician Main

Campbell J. A. laborer Eclipse Mill

Camel J. D. miner, bds Canon House

Cameron M. miner Empire Mining Co

Camron C. rock-breaker Imperial Mill

CANON HOUSE, by F. P. Ball

Capen C. C. clerk Koru Bros

Carl M. miner Empire Mining Co

Carley James, whim driver Uncle Sam Sr. Lower G. H

Carlton John, teamster south Main

Carman C. W. miner N. Tunnel Road

Carpenter J. miner

Carruthers Geo. machinist Fulton F

Carruthers J. R. machinist Fulton F

Carves J. B. miner north Bowers

Carwell E. miner

Casey Barney, ass't engineer Petaluma Mill

Castello J. miner Consolidated Mine

Caven E. carpenter Belcher Mining Co

Cawley John, laborer Eclipse Mill

Chaderton E. moulder Fulton F

Chamberlain J. miner Belcher Mining Co

Chant Chas. wheelwright Whitaker's shop

Charters S. miner N. Bowers

Chase I. M. of Todd & Chase, res Main

Chisliolm John, miner Eclipse jMine

Chubl)uck S. W. Teleo-raph

Chubbuck S. W. clerk Post Office

Clap]) D. L. millwright Main

Clark Lemuel, teamster

Clark Geo. G. stable keeper Main

Clark R. E. miner N. Main

Clark Geo. anial. Lnperial Mill

Clay W. miner Empire Mining Co

Clinton David, su])'t Clinton & Hubb's Mining Claim

Clippard Frank, miner Elipse Mine

Clute H. laboi-er Fulton F

'Coad John, miner Divide

Cochran J. miner N. A, Mining Co

Cochran M. mechanic G. H. Quartz Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S- F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 259

Cocran E. engineer Lutherne Works

Cohn & Co. grocers Main

Cohu E. D. grocer Main

COLBOURN J. E Nevada Saloon, Main

Colby C. S. foreman Petalmna Mill, Main

Colby A. laborer

Cole A. P. miner Uncle Sam

COLE & McCRARY, grocers and provisions, opositc Rhode

Island Mill
Cole Gr. J. grocer Lower G-. H
Coleman Cherry M. at JButsch's
Coleman P. miner Alpha Mining Co
Collimore Jas. carpenter Eclipse Mine
Collins S. miner Consolidated Mine
Collins T. miner Empire Mining Co
Collins D. miner N. American Mining Co
Colter Robt. teamster Eclipse Mill
Colton A. carpenter Belcher Mining Co
Connors J. D. carpenter Eclipse Mine
Connell S. B. bookeeper N. Tunnel Road
Conely M. J. miner Taylor Claim
Connett John, blacksmith Consolidated Mine
Connor Jerry, miner Challange Mine
Conwell W. 0. sec'y Mary Ann Co. Main
Cook E. C. grocer, Main
Cook A. saddler at McMartin's, Main
Cook B. J. carpenter, Virginia
Cook R. miner Cold Canon Claim
Cook Wm. miner, res Gold Hill
Cook Thomas, miner Keystone Mine
Coover Chas. S; prop'r Coover's Mill, Main
Coover C. H. City Trustee, res Main
Corbery Jno. miner
CORBETT & MOORE, prop'rs Pioneer Boiler Works, Lower

Gold Hill
Corbett R. L. boiler maker, res Lower Gold Hill
Corey J. C. sup't Imperial Mining Co
Corsby P. miner North American Mining Co
Coursolles L. G. A. Langton's Express Agent
Cousins C. S. Main

Cowan D. K. street-waterman, res south Main
Cowen A. cook. Divide
Craiger R. workman at McMartin's, Main
Craiger M.workman at McMartin's, saddler
CRAIGHEAD & RICHE, City Market, Main
Craighead W. G. Meat Market, Main
Crandell H. miner, south Main
CRANDALL J. B. prop'r Pioneer Omnibus Lino, res Main

Dealers in iSvery Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
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260

GOLD HILL DIRECTORTr

Crane E. M. brakesman Eclipse Mine

Creamer John, miner McLellan Claim

Crocker Jolni, North A

Crocker & Co. o^rocers, Main

Crocker J. grocer Main

Croft T. F.l)ookeepcr for Flagg & Co. res Telegraph

Cromwell J. P. fireman, bds C;ifion House

Crosby Wm. miner bds Enos Hotel

Cross Thos. brakeraan Eclipse Mine

Crow A. M. Inmber merchant, Divide

Crowley Mat. miner Empire Mining Co

Cryneinan G. miner N. American Mining Co

Curran Hngh, shoemaker, Main

Curtis B. miner Consolidated Mine

Curtis J. H. engineer Belclier Mining Co

CUSHING E. Tinner, Main

A. DINSxMORB.

G. W. AYLSWORTH.

MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.

DINSMORE &. AYLSWORTH, PROPRIETORS

A LARGE VARIETY OF

CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR HIRE.

HOESES GEOOMED BY THE BAY OE WEEK.

WM. SHEW, PHOTOGRAPHER,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 261

3D

Dacy J. miner

Dailey Hugh, miner

Dale Levi, carpenter Marysville Mill

Daley Tlios. minor Eclipse Mine

Daley Peter, amal. Empire Mill No. 2

Daley T. miner Empire Mining Co

Dallis Gr. miner Empire Mining Co

Daly James, Divide

Daly Clias ass't amal. Union Mills

Dais Thomas, Engineer Marysville Mill

Darst Osmer, of Darst, Harris & Co

Darst, Harris & Truett, prop'rs Granite Mill, Main

Dourney B. miner Challange Mine

Davis G-. S. engineer Elipse Mine

Davis D. H. Boomerang Saloon

Davis S. G. ass't amal. Imperial Mill

Davis T. at Hankins barber shop, Main

Davidson John, miner Belcher Claim

Davol Wm. C. stock broker. Telegraph

Day James M. of Yellow Jacket

DECHRER F. H. sisyn painter, res Tunnel Road

Decker E. A. printer ^Gold Hill "News"

Deely Ed. workman Centreville Mill

Denise R. C. teamster Lower Gold Hill

Denise Wm. H. teamster, res Lower Gold Hill

Denny J. J. drugist I. 0. 0. F. Building, cor Main & Blanchard

Denny C. W. of Denny & Son

Denver Frank, contractor and builder, res n Howard, Virginia

Desotel Moses, saloon, Divide

Devine E. miner Consolidated Mine

DeWitt John, res Gold Hill

Dicks John, miner Yellow Jacket

Dickenson B. sup't patern and moulders, Fulton F

Dickey Geo. W. moulder P. Foundry

DIEHL THOMAS, R, lumber dealer, oflfice West Side G. H

Diemier J. miner, Divide

Dignen M. miner Empire Mining Co

Dillon Daniel, miner Challange Mine

DINSMORE & AYLSWORTH, livery stable keepers, Main,

DINSMORE A. of Dinsmore & Aylsworth

Dimond Henry, miner Consolidated Mine

Dimond Thos. miner Consolidated Mine '

Dodd B. miner Sunrise Co. Bowers' Ravine

Dodds Miss 0. M. lodging house. Telegraph

Dolen M. J. miner, north Main

Dolliff J. carpenter Consolidated Mine

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

262 GOLD HILL DIRECTOEY.

Dolliss A. J. miner Consolidated Mine

Dolman & Clark, feed stable, Main

Dolman W. H. stable keeper, Main

Donahue John, moulder Fulton F

Donahue F. boiler maker at Pioneer Boiler Works

Donahue Thomas, clerk at Nevada Hotel Main

Donaly Henry, foreman Imperial Mine

Donohue M. boot and shoe store, Main

Dondridge D. miner Divide

Donely Henry, res Gold Hill

Donhone W. C. miner, bds Canon House

Donn Wm. miner, bds Winne's Boarding House, s Telegraph

Dooley P. miner N. American Mining Co

Dooley P. miner Eclipse Mine

Dor John, miner Challange Mine

Doublebiss Jacob, enginer, Lower Gold Hill

Douglas G. prop'r Centreville Mill, res Lower Gold Hill

Douglass E. driver Pioneer Buss Line, res Main

Dowd Patrick, miner Belcher Claim

Doyle John E. barkeeper Bank Exchange, Main

Doyle P, miner Empire Mining Co

Drake Wm. miner, bds Winne's Boarding House, s Telegraph

Drennan John, carpenter, res Virginia City

Dwier Robert, ass't blacksmith Bowers' Mill

Dwyer Jas. amalgamator Bowers' Mill

Dwyer R. blacksmith Bowers' Mill

Dun, Mac miner

Duo-an Wm. machinist Fulton P

Dugan Wm. miner, north Main

Dugherty W. moulder Fulton F

Duglass G. City Trustee

Dunn 0. miner Michigan Mine

Duncan Paul, blacksmith at P. F

Duncan J. miner Alpha Mining Co

Dunham W. miner Empire Mining Co

Dunkan Henry, Milk Ranch workman, main

Dupray D. M. blaeksmiih bds White House

Dupry G. miner, south Telegraph

Dutton B. miner south Telegraph

Dwyer Robert, miner Bowers' Mine

PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUEREOTYPES AND MELANEOTYPES

IN EVERY STYLE OF THE ART, TAKEN BY

"w:m:. s:e3::h]"W",

Wo. 423 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAX FRAIVCISCO.

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JIODGE & WOOD. Wholesale Statianers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY. 263

EI

Earl J. D. carman Consolidated Mine

Eastman 0. res Gold Hill

ECKERT HENRY, blacksmith, Main

ECLIPSE IJVERY STABLE, Dinsmore & Aylsworth, Main,

(see ad)
Edwards John, carpenter
Edwards Wm. stock broker, Lower Gold Hill
Edwards Joseph, printer Gold Hill ''News"
Egan T. miner N. American Mining Co
Egan J. F. foreman North American Mining Co
Elliot Wm. miner Bowers' Mine
Elliott P. miner Empire Mining Co
Ellis J. miner Empire Mining Co
Ellis E. miner Belcher Mining Co
Elwell Ben. night-watch Fulton P
Elwell Wm. engineer Scale Mill
Emerson J. M. butcher Gold Hill Market, Main
Emery G. miner

Englebert John, ass't amalgamator Imperial Mill
Ensus Thomas, miner Eclipse Mine
Estes Samuel, moulder Fulton F
Ettlinger S. grocer, Main

Eugene Bittner & Co. hardware merchants, north Main
Evans Isaac, Main

Evans Nelson, engineer Lucerne Hoisting Works
Evans Frank, brakesman Eclipse Mine
Everitt Wm. miner Summit
Ewing L. foundrvman at P. F
EXCHANGE HOTEL, R. Gaines, Main

T. E. FINCH'S

Main Street, Gold HiU, N. T.

STATIONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

204 ■ GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

Faffan F. miner, American

Failohae Thos. miner Uncle Sam Claim

Farley Wm. miner Tayloi* Claim

Farnsworth F. helper Whitaker's shop, Main

Farnsworth J. feeder Union Mill, Main

FASHION RESTAURANT, by A. Bcnitz, Main

Fay Michael, waiter A. R. Gaines, Main

Fay Thos, clerk A. R. Gaines, Main

Feeney Jas. miner Michigan Mine

Feeney P. rock-breaker Bowers' Mill

Feeney F. miner Michigan Mining Co

Fegan J. B. assay er Empire Mill No. 2

Fenton John, miner

Ferguson H. J. feeder Granite Mill

Fewry Jas. miner

Fieny Eugene, laborer Bowers' Mill

Filley Thompson M. bar-tender Bank Exchange, Main

FINCH'S SALOON, Thos. E. Finch, Main

FINCH T. E. Finch Saloon, south Main

Fink L. engineer Alpha Mining Co

Fink Levi, miner, N. A. F. Road

Fitsch Frank, bar-keeper Globe Hotel, Main

Fitzpatrick M. boarding house, Lower G. H.

FLAGG H H. & CO. stock and commission agents. Post Office

Building (see ad)
FLAGG H. H. of H. H. Flagg & Co. Maynard's Block
Flanagin Patrick, miner Caladonia Tunnel
Flannagan P. miner

Fleuer 0. D. whim-driver Consolidated Co. Mine
Fliedner C. of Mayer & Fliedner, barber, Main
Fliedner G. barber. Main
Flinigan P. miner Eclipse Mine
Flinn .Jas. miner Michigan Mine
FLOOD J. W. of Maynard & Flood
Fogerty A. miner Consolidated Mine
Foley Thos. miner Consolidated Mine
Foley Wm. miner North American Mining Co
Folkner Hugh, miner Crown Point Ravine
Folson D. li. stone-breaker Coover's IMill, Main
Forl)S Jas. workman Bowers' Mill
Ford 0. miner Empire Mining Co
Foreman Chas. sup't Eclipse Woi'ks
Forks T. carpenter Empire Mining Co
FORMAN CHAS. sup't Eclipse Mill and Mining Co. Main
Foster Edward, cook Gold Hill Hotel, Main
Foulkner H. miner Empire Mining Co

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORr. 265

Fountain Leonard, wagon maker Butschs' shop

Fowler C. foundryman Pioneer Foundry

Fox Geo. carpenter Eclipse Mine

Fox Anthony, stock broker, Maynard's Building

Fox J. carpenter Consolidated Mine

Fox Philip, miner North American

Frank Wm. miner A. F. Road

Frank Jos. tailor, Main

Frankel L. B. Main

Fraukcnheinier M. of Frankenheimer & Co. res Main

Frankenheimer M. & Co. merchants, Main

Fraser Fred, stewart White House

Fraser A. machinist Fulton Foundry

Frasier 0. carpenter Belcher Mining Co

Frasier J. miner Belcher Mining Co

French H. amalgamator Petaluma Mill

Fritz Jno. amalgamator Gold Hill Mill

Frost Henry, engineer N. A. Mining Co

Frost Henry, miner, bds Wine's boarding house, s Telegraph

Fry Geo. miner, bds Canon House

Fulda L. clerk Cohn & Co. Main

FULTON FOUNDRY, Thos. Jones, prop'r, Divide bet Virginia

and Gold Hill, (see ad)
Funston. Densmore & Co. saloon, Main
FUNSTON M. H. of Funston, Densmore & Co. saloon, Main

H. H. FLAGG. E. M. PLATT,

H. H. FLAGa & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS FOR

iie;a.l estate

Office, Post Office Building, Maynard's Block.

G-OILID HILL, ISr, T.

Blank. Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

266 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

Gr

GAGNON EDWARD, of Quick & Gagnon, Nevada Market,

Lower Gold Hill, (see ad)
GAINES R. prop'r Exchange Hotel, Main, (see ad)
Gallegar James, miner, A. F. Road
Galligher James, miner Michigan Mine
GAMBLE E. A. apothecary, res High, (see ad)
Garrety T. miner N. American Mining Co
Garrett R. S. foreman Clinton & Hubb's Claim Lower G. H.
GASTON WM. physician and surgeon, bds next door to Vesey

Hotel
Geds Chas. H. cook San Francisco Restaurant, Main
George J. blacksmith New Oregon Mine
Gibbin B. miner Consolidated Mine
Gibbons B. miner. Bowers
Gibney James, laborer Eclipse Mill
Gidden C. carpenter Alpha Mining Co
Gill Thomas, miner
Gill E. miner, Lower G. H
Gillespie A. engineer Union Mill, Main
Gilmore Wm. miner bds at Mrs. Long's, south Telegraph
Geoynuen D. miner Uncle Sam Claim
Gliddon P. blacksmith N. American Mine
Glynn A. miner bds at Meahan's Boarding House, north Main
Goff T. A. chief engineer Alta Mine
Gokey A. moulder Fulton F
GOLD J. M. Billiard Saloon, Main

GOLD HILL BREWERY, Main, opposite A. B. Paul's Bank
GOODRICH C. B. mining sec'y Gold Hill
Good Thos. foreman Pioneer 0. B. stables, Main
Goodson G. carpenter N. A. F. Road
Gordon J. miner Empire Mining Co
Gordon D. miner Empire Mining Co
Goss Wm. H. physician, Main
Goss J. lumber dealer, Divide
Gottleib J. miner N. American Mining Co
Gould A. J. mining sup't, Main
GOULD A. JACKSON, wheelwright, Main
Grant Robert, teamster Scale's Mill
Gray W. D. foreman Imperial Mill
Gray W. H. amalgamator Imperial Mill
Gray N. Hostler Eclipse stable. Main
Green 0. E. clerk Pioneer F
Greenwood 0. amalgamator Bower's Mill
Greeley A. L. prop'r Petaluma Mill, Main
Grey Geo. miner
Griffin W. P. miner

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.^

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

207

EXCHANGE

iMitiiil»i

«

Main Street, Cold Hill.

R. GAINES, - - PROPRIETOR.

g®-THIS HOTEL IS NEWLY BUILT AND HAS -^a
BEEN FURNISHED IN THE

MOST COMFORTABLE MANNER,

"wiXEc ti3:e best of

m

®

PARTIES DESIRING

DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS,

IN A WELL REGULATED HOUSK

NOT INFERIOR TO ANY IN THE CITY,

Are respectfully invited to call and examine the premises.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery,
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268 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY,

Griifen T, miner N. American Mining Co
Griffin Wm. P. miner, res Main
Griswold C. foundryraan Pacific F
Griswold K. 0. ore-worker Pacific F
Groin Clias. miner, bds at Winne's, soutli Telegraph
GROVE F. J. watchmaker and jewelry, res Main
Grow S. G. miner, bds Canon House
Guest Z. miner Divide
Guire James, amalgamator Bowers' Mill
Guin James, miner Diride
Guele E. workman G. H. Brewery

GOLD HILL FOUNDRY &" MACHINE SHOP, Herrick,
McCurdy & Co., Main

OFFICE :

Corner of Main and Blanchard Streets,

C3-0]L.3I> HXXj

^tx §m & gilliard Mlmi,

IN MUSTO BRICK BUILDING,

Opposite "Wells, U^ai'go «fc Co.'s Express.

llw §fst l^ww, pi|Mig ail ilpw,

ALTVAYS ON HAND, J, M. GOLD & CO.

S. SCHWEIS. F. BODEMER.

BODEMER & SCHWEIS, Proprietors,

OPPOSITE A. B. PAUL'S BANKING HOUSE.
H0J3GE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 269

HAAS & CO. diy goods merchants, Main, (see ad)

HAAS S. of Haas & Co. dry goods merchants, Mainl ]

HAAS D. of Haas & Co. dry goods merchants, Maia

Hacker Chas. amalgamator Empire Mill No. 2

Hadley G. S. tin and coppersmith, Main

Haflin M. feeder Bowers' Mill

Hagler D, B. sup't Bowers' Mill, Main

HALE W. E. notary public and commissioner for California, at

Wells, Fargo & Co's, (see ad)
Hale Wm. E. clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's
Hall J. miner Belcher Mining Co
Hall E. miner. Telegraph
Hall J. M. physician, res Main
Halligan Jas. miner Bowers' Mine
Halligan H. miner Bowers' Mine
Hammell T. miner N. A. F. Road
Hamerslag A. clerk Haas & Co. Main
Hamilton Wm. teamster

Hannaman Jno. hostler Pioneer Omnibus, Main
Hanranhen Jas. bar-keeper White & Youst, Main
Harbaugh F. workman Fulton Foundry
Harding Jno. moulder Pioneer Foundry
Hardy G. W. teamster, res American Plat Road
Hargrave B. F. miner Confidence Mining Co
Hargrave B. F. miner Challange Mine
Hargrave B. miner N. A. F. Road
Harkins W. miner Belcher Mining Co
Harper Jas. miner Keystone Mine
Harrigan B. workman Imperial Mill
Harrington S. engineer N. American Mining Co
Harris J. tailor. Main
Harris Jno. of Darst, Harris & Co.
HARRIS H. assayer, office Banking House of Almarin B. Paul

& Co. (see ad)
Harris J. miner, south Telegraph
Harris Jno. miner Keystone Mine
Harris E. clothing, res Main
Harris W. carpenter Belcher Mining Co
Harrold Mrs. boarding house, Lower G. H.
Hart G. A. Sample Rooms, Main
Harvey Wm. miner N. A. F. Road
Haub Geo. assistant Fountain House
Haub Conrad, boarding house. Lower G. H.
Haub Jno. assistant Fountain House
HAUCK L. A. Hart's Saloon, Main
HAWKINS H. B. associate editor Gold Hill '' News "

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

270

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

WILIiIAM E. HALE,

!r®i.©F

J)

OFFICE WITH WELLS, FARGO & CO.,

13:. H^V^IFLI^LXS,
GOLD HILL,

p

Office with A. B. Paul & Co., Odd Fellows Building.

1^°^ Gold, Silver aucl Ores of every description Assayed and
returns made in six hours, in Bars or Coin, at option of depositor.

^W flifiil

f

WiH^Wfl'll

DEALERS IN

FINE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING

AND

w- fiiiiiiiiii iff ti^

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES

OF ALL JIAKE, AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

Sole Leather Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,

Opposite Post Office, GOX,B 3QCXX.X.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY. 271

Hawkins Jas. miner, bds Winning's boarding house, s Telegraph

Hawkins Geo. barber, Main

Hawkins A, miner CroAvn Point Mill

HA WLEY LEVI H. meat market, res Main

Hayes Mrs. boarding house, Lower G, H.

Hayes J. J. meat market, Main

Haynes E. miner French Ravine

Hays J. miner, American

Heald J. miner, north Bowers

Heall Andrew, shoemaker McGinnis' shop. Main

Heaton Warren, D. D. G. M. of Nevada Territory I. 0. 0. F.

Hebner Wm. miner

HEDLEY P. D. Wells, Fargo & Go's agent, Main

Heim Jno. baker J. Becker, res Main

Henney P. miner Eclipse Mine

Henicks Wm. sup't Lutliern Hoisting Works

Hennings H. at Mayer & Fliedner's, res Main

Hennissy Pat. miner Eclipse Mine

HERRICK N. B. of Herrick, McCurdy & Co. G. H. Foundry

Henry Jno. engineer Michigan Shaft

Henry J. C. teamster

Henry Wm. ass't blacksmith Eclipse Mine

Henry J. engineer Michigan Mining Co

Herbage W. M. miner Divide

Hereford H. F. physician, Main

Herrick N. R. prop'r Gold Hill Foundry

Hertsburgh Wm. blacksmith Eclipse Mine

Hertweck Layvee, boarding house, north American

Hyatt Sam'l, stock broker Maynard's Block

Hctker J. H. foreman Crown Point Ravine

Houston H. G. salesman E. Harris' store

Hews R. miner N. T. Road

Heack J. bds Mrs. Long's, south Telegraph

Hide Wm. miner N. A. F. Road

Higgius J. W. miner Challange Mine

Higg'ins C. W. Blanchard

Hilds W. P. teamster

Hill Jno. hostler Eclipse Stable, Main

Hill Jno. blacksmith, Main

Hobbs J. L. prop'r Monitor Hotel, Divide bet Gold Hill and

Virginia
Hodelling C. B. foreman Consolidated Mine
Hogan Wm. miner Well Co. Claim
Hogan D. miner Well Co. Claim
Holmes R. D. miner, south Yellow Jacket
Holman H. miner Challange Mine
Holmes W. P. book-keeper Imiierial Mining Co
Hopkins G. foreman Belcher Mining Co

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

272

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY,

N. B. HERRICK,
JOHX McCURDY,

A. J. nrxcHisoN,

KAMUEL McCURDY,
JOHN BOONE.

GOLD HILL

.^L3NrX3

MACmNESHOP

Situated just below the Rhode Island Mill, Main street, Gold
Hill, Nevada Territory, ,

Herrick, McCurdy & Co.,

ARE NOW PREPARED TO

If

ALL DESCIRPTIONS OF

STEAM ENGINES,

QUARTZ MILLS AND MINING PUMPS,

HOISTING MACHINERY,

AND ALL THE MACHINERY REQUISITE FOR

MINING & MILLING

PURPOSES.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 273

Hornick A. P. machinist Pioneer Foundry

Horst Philip, miner Bowers' Mine

Householder J. policeman, res Main

Howard Mrs. T. B. north Main

Hubbard Warren, prop'r Empire Foundry

HUBBARD, McADAMS & MAXON, prop'rs Empire Foundry

Hubbs A. whim-driver Clinton & Hobb's Mine

Hudnell W. carpenter Empire Mining- Co

Hudson E. miner Belcher Mining Co

Huff Jas. miner, south Telegraph

Hughes P. hostler Eclipse Stable

Hull W. W. painter, A. F, Road

Humphry Geo. teamster, south Main

Humphrej'S W. miner Empire Mining Co

Humphreys W. S. milk ranch, American Flat

Hunt P. miner, south Telegraph

Hunt S. M. stock and commission broker, Telegraph •

Hunt Geo. surveyor. Main

Hunt R. workman Bartlett's R^nch, Main

Hunter E. workman Bowers' Mine, Main

Hurd Thos. teamster

Huse J. E. miner Challange Mine

HUTCHINSON A. J. of Herrick.Mc Curdy & Co. G. H. Foundry

Hutchins Robt. miner Challange Mine

Hutchinson A. J. prop'r Gold Hill Foundry, Main

HYDE OLIVER, Jr. prop'r Pioneer Foundry, Lower G. H.

Hyde Wm. B. at Pioneer Foundry

Hyatt S. sec'y Yellow Jacket

Hynes Wm, miner, south Telegraph

Inch J. miner Empire Mining Co
Isaacs J. miner, south Yellow Jacket
Isaacs Wm. painter for W. H. Lee

FULTON IRON I BRASS FOUNDRY

C3-OI_.ID lEIII-iI.

Castings bf Iron and Brass. Turning and Finishing executed with

dispatch. Quartz. Crushing and Amalgamating Machinery.

Mill Irons and Castings of every description made to

order, and everything connected -with the

business promptly attended to.

THOMAS JONES, PROPRIETOR.

On the Divide, between Gold Hill and Virginia.

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

274 GOLD HILL DIEECTORY.

JACKSON & RYAN, prop'rs Gold Hill Hotel, Main

Jackson John B. hotel keeper, Main

Jackson James, miner Divide

Jackson T. S. ass't engineer Imperial Mill

Jackson J. miner, res Gold Hill

Jackson A. B. foreman at Gold Hill Mine and Quartz Mill

Jacobs G. carpenter north Bowers

Jacobson H . C

James S. miner Belcher Mining- Co

James A. miner Crown Point Mill

James 0. bds at Winne's, south Telegraph

James J. miner Am. F. Road

Jarrad C. miner Consolidated Mine

Jarvis Peter, workman Imperial Mills No. 2

Jarvis,A. B. blacksmith Alpha Mining Co

Geffrey Geo. miner bds Vesey Hotel

Jennings J. R. chief engineer Granite Mill

Jewett A. broker and mining se(?y, Main

Jones Leonard, carpenter Crown Point Ravine

Jones John, apothecary at E. A. Gambles, Main

Jones L. miner south Telegraph

Jones Wm. miner Consolidated Mine

Jones H. miner Bowers' Mill

JONES THOMAS, prop'r of Fulton Foundry, on Divive

Jones H. miner Bowers' Mill

Jocelyn P. J. ag't Pioneer Omnibus Line, res Main

Johnson Wm. miner south Yellow Jacket

Johnson Geo. miner French Ravine

Johnson John, brakesman Michigan Mine

Johnson John, miner Branch Mint Claim

Johnson Wm. laborer with Russell & Co., Lumbermen

Johnson J. miner Consolidated Mine

Johnson Thomas, res Main

Johnson F. miner, north Summit

Johnson A. laborer Fulton F

Johnson Thomas, policeman

Johnson Henry, miner north' Am. Flat Road

Johnson Henry, miner south Telegraph

Johnson Wm. carpenter Bowers' Ravine

Johnson J. miner, Am. F. Road

Johnson Wm. miner, Am. F. Road

Johnson S. M. lawyer, Main

Johnston Geo. at Butsch's sliop, Lower G. H

Johnston H. carman Consolidated Mine

Joseph John, engineer Empire Mill No. 2

Junloonay J. miner Divide

Hodge & wood, wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.

GOLD HILL DmECTORY. 215

Kane M. miner Divide
Kassell Wm. miner Keystone Mine
Katchen Piatt, res Yellow Jacket
Keefe M. miner Consolidated Mine
Keegan M. North American Mining Co

Keegan , 2nd amalgamator Imperial Mill No. 2

Keeley J. D. liotel keeper, Main, Lower G. H

Keeley Thomas H. miner Uncle Sam

Keenan James, Main

Keepers J. T. north American

Kelley H. carpenter Empire Mining Co

Kelley John, Challange Mine

Kelley Peter, miner Gold Hill Mine

Kelley T. miner Alpha Mining Co

Kelley 0. miner Empire Mining Co

Kellogg L. F. engineer Rhode Island Mill *

Kellogg J. miner south Telegraph

KELLOGG S. A. Justice of the Peace, Main

KELLOGG S. A. Ati'y at Law, Main

Kellogg L. F. ass't engineer Rhode Island Mill

Kelly M. ass't amalgamator Imperial Mill

Kelley P. miner N. American Mining Co

Kelley J. F. patern maker Pioneer F

Keltou V. B. teamster Divide

Kenedy H. W. chief engineer Empire Mill

Kendall N. B. painter for W. H. Lee, Main:

Kenesy D. miner Consolidated Mine

Kenisey P. blacksmith Belcher Mining Co

Kenny John, teamster

Kerney Richard, miner Caladonia Tunnel

KETCHAM PL ATT, mining sec'y

Key Thos. miner Challange Mine

Keye William, miner Sunrise Co. Bowers' Ravine

Killigan James, miner Bowers' Mine

Kinsman John, mason, res Virginia City

Kitchen J. G. miner Divide

Kline I. D. blacksmith with Hill, Main

Kline J. W. H. Gold Hill " News" office

Knight W. trader Main

Knight C. W. miner Sunrise Co

KORN BROS. Grocers, Provision Dealers, etc., Flagg's Block

KORN M. firm of Korn Bros, res High

KORN L. firm of Korn Bros, res Sacramento

Korn D. K. attorney, Main

Kouns M. miner Bowers' Mine *

Kupper B. miner Eclipse Mine

Kupper E. carpenter Elipse Mine

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
27

276

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY.

EDWAED A. GAMBLE

w&TmmT mmmnmmm

JE^JkJLlST^ ancl OILS.

A Large Assortment of English and French Perfumery,

Toilet Articles, Etc., always on hand.
.-»-. ,

I@°=- Orders for Assayers' Materials and Chemicals for Mills

promptly filled, and goods carefully packed.

M. KORN, Gold Hill. L. KORN, Sacramento.

GOLD HILL STORE,

FLAGG'S BLOCK,

— ••-Ih-O'

KORN BHOTHEHS,

DEALERS IN

POWDER, MINING TOOLS, OILS,

■ AND

<©® ikILIL ©1^®S;»

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St.,S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 277

*

Laddie J. miner Consolidated Mine

Lafferty W. B. stock broker, res opposite printing office, Main

Lamb H. miner, Divide

Lambert Jno. sup't Belcher Mining Co

Lane F. machinist P. F.

Lansing J. V. A. City Treasurer and Trustee

LANSING J. V. A. grocer. Main

Larkin Wm. moulder P. F.

Lassen A. miner A. F. Road

Lascelies H. W. assayer and engineer, Empire "Works, Broadway

Lassack H, S. miner, res Summit

Laugh lin A. C. cook Vesey Hotel

Lawler Jno. feeder Centreville Mill

Lawrance H. F. Painter, Main

Lawrence Jno. moulder Fulton Foundry

Lawson A. miner Michigan Mine

Lawson Davie, apprentice machine shop P. F.

LeBlanc E. J. res south Telegraph

Lee L. W. sup't and pres't mining co's, res Bowers' R9,vine

Lee Levi, sup't Tunnel Co. Crown Point Ravine

Lee Patrick, cook Nevada Hotel

Lee W. H. H. painter, south Main

LeFlower F. res N. Tunnel Road

LeFlower Joseph, Grey Hound Saloon, Main

LEICHTER A. of Perry <fe Leicliter, liquor merchants, res San

Francisco
Lemery Jno. miner, res Crown Point Ravine
Lewis M. B. pickmaker, on Divide
Lemont J. carpenter. Main
LEMONT ISAAC, res Main
LEVIS ON B. stationery and cigar stand, Main opposite May-

nard & Flood's Bank, (see ad)
Levy Myer, watchmaker at Max Levy, res north Main
Levy Max, jeweler, res Main

Levy H. of Haas & Co. dry goods merchants. Main
Lewis D. miner Beelcher Mining Co.
Light Eugene, amalgamator Rhode Island Mill
Little Wm. carpenter Alta Mine
Lincoln D. moulder P. F.
Lincoln A. miner Alta Mine
Linsley L. W. miner. Main

LINTHICUM J. F. sec'y Overman Co. res Virginia City
Listenberger S. G. miner, south Telegraph
Livingston Jas. blacksmith Bowers' Mill
Lock T. clerk Haas & Co
Lohner B. shoemaker. Main

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

278

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY.

BOOE.

NEWSPAPER

H

''ol iioi

31 i i

m

ESTA-BLISHMEISTT,
South Main Street, Cor. Crown Point,

GOIiD UILl., IV. T.

Books, Circnkrs, Stock Certificates, Cards etc.,

NEATLY PRINTED.

Tlie Daily Weivs is printed every afternoon, Sundays
excepted.

term:© i

Per Annum -
Six Months -
Tliree Montlis

$16 OO

lO OO

6 OO

Delivered by the carriers at the residence of su?jscribers ia Gold Hill, Virginia,
Silver city and Dayton, at 50 cents per week.

LYNCH & MUNDALL, Proprietors.

HODGE & WOOL, Wkolesale Stationprs, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTOEY.

279

Long Thos. miner Caladonia Claim

Long Mrs. boarding house, south Telegraph

Lord "Wm. C. clerk Praysville House, Divide

Lotz Geo. feeder Eclipse Mill

Loyd M. miner Lower Gold Hill

Loyd M. workman Rhode Island Mill

Lukin A. office Montminy Building, Main

LUX H. of Schaefer & Lux, res Main

LYFORD Z. sup't Homestead Mining Co. N. Tunnel Road

Lyne Jno. miner Crown Point Ravine

LYNCH & MUNDALL, prop'rs Gold Hill " News" (see ad)

LYNCH PHILIP, of Lynch & Mundall, prop'rs "News"

Lynns W. miner Empire Mining Co

B. L

DEALER IN

%

CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

Main Street, oppo. Maynard & Flood's Bank,

GEO. M. ^v\^oor),

(At Tyler Brothers,)
632 Washington Street, bet, Montgomery and Kearny,

SAiar Dfe-'KAisirexsee.

Printed, Written and Engraved in tlie most fasliionable styles.

Superior Stencils for markins? Linen, etc. Silver Door Plates and Numbers,
Seals and Seal Presses, Sfeel Name Stamps, Brass and Electrotype
Stamps, Stencil Alphabets and Figures. Large Stencils cut.
Handkerchiefs marked with Indelible Ink, etc.

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

280 GOLD HILL DIRECTOEY,

MACOMBER W. W. Rev. pastor Calvary Presbyterian Churcli

res Telegraph
Maguire Jas. clerk Centreville Store, Main
Maguire W. ass't amalgamator Imperial Mill
Makinson Thos. laborer Marysville Mill
Malone H. miner Divide
Malone Wm. miner Eclipse Mine
Maloy J. ass't engineer Centreville Mill
Manhart J. B. miner French Ravine
Manion M. miner Caladonia Tunnel
Manley Jas. miner, south High
Manley Cornelius, miner, south High
Manning H. C. clerk Geo. G. Burnett, Maynard's Block
Mannion T. feeder Imperial Mill
Mansau Z. engineer Swansea Mill
Marcus Jno. clerk with Sylvester, Main
Marglot Peter, saloon keeper. Lower Gold Hill
Markewitz S. of Frankcnheimer & Co. res Main
MARLETTE & HUNT, civil engineers and surveyors, Marlette's

Building
Marohn F. carpenter. Main
Marsh Wm. miner, Summit
Marsh Robt. watchmaker, res Main
Marshall J. miner Empire Mining Co
Marston L. H. carpenter Belcher Mining Co
Mason Jno. blacksmith, American
Mathews Ed. miner Keystone Mine
Mathews Ed. hostler Pioneer Omnibus Line, res Main
Maxon Frank, prop'r Empire Foundry
Mayer & Fliedner, barbers, res Main
Mayer J. G. of Mayer & Fliedner, barbers, res Main
Mayer S. tailor, Main
MAYNARD & FLOOD, bankers. Main

MAYN ARD H. G. of Maynard & Flood, bankers, res S Francisco
Heady A. P. foreman Succor Mill
Meahan Martin, boarding house, north Main
Mee Jas. foreman and sup't Bowers' Mill
Meighn M. boarding house, Main
Melsing Gustave, bakery. Main
Melzner G. AV. cor Main and Blanchard
Mercer R. miner Challange Mine
MESERVE W. H. hotelkeeper. Lower Gold Hill
Messenger — — engineer Belcher Mining Co
Mikesell J. C. boiler maker Pioneer Works
Millard 0. carpenter Empire Mining Co
Miller Dan. mclter P. F.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

Gold hill directory* 281

Miller Henry, laborer Fulton Foundry

Miller S. miner, American

Miller J. A. carpenter Bowers' Ravine

Miller A. miner

Millner N. clerk Russell & Go's lumber office

Mills Jno. H. miner and milling, High

Mills J. H. president mining Co. High

MILSING GUSTAVE, Gold Hill Bakery, res Main

Miron Jas. machinist Fulton Foundry

Mitchell Wm. miner Branch Mint Claim

Mock E. F. helper Union Mill, Main

Moeller Jno, shoemaker, Main

Mona Jas. rock -breaker Gold Hill Mill

Monahan 0. miner Caladonia Tunnel

Monday M. miner Divide

Monrey Jas. miner Alpa Mining Co

Monroe H. miner, bds Mrs. Long, south Telegraph

Monroe B. brakesman N. A. Mining Co '

Monroe Wm. C. whim-driver Uncle Sam, Lower Gold Hill

Monro w D. sup't Empire Mill, north Main

Montey J. blacksmith. Am. Flat Road

MONTMINY A. stationer and tobacconist, res Main, (see ad)

Moody L. S. blacksmith Consolidated Mine

MOORE & CORBETT, prop'rs Pioneer Boiler Works

MOORE THOS. of Moore & Corbett, res Lower Gold Hill

Moore J. B. millwright Overman Claim

Moore Wm. miner. Bowers

Moore W. T. ranchman American Flat

Moore A. moulder Fulton Foundry

Moore Pat. miner Eclipse Mine

Moran J. miner Belcher Mining Co

Morden M. bds Meakan's boarding hoUse, n Main

Mordon B. miner, Am. F. Road

Morgan J. V. miner, res Main

Morris J. miner. Divide

Morrow J. B. chief engineer Scale & Anderson's Mill

Morse Edward C. stock broker, office Maynard's Block

Morton J. miner Consolidated Mine

Mosso L. miner N. Tunnel Road

Moyle Jas. miner Branch Mint Claim

Moyle Wm. foreman Crown Point Mill

Mulcahy J. carman Consolidated Mine

Mullen P. miner Empire Mining Co

Mullen Jno. blacksmish Fulton Foundry

Mullen Thos. laborer Eclipse Mill

Mullen Geo. amalgamator Imperial Mill

Mullen Robt. engineer, Main

Mullens Wm. miner, bds Golden Eagle Hotel

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

282 GOLD HILL DIRECTORT.

Mullens Tbos. amalgamator Gold Hill Mill

Mullin Robt. laborer Rhode Island Mill

MUNDALL J. H. of Lynch & Mundall, prop'rs G. H. "News '

Murphy Thos. miner Eclipse Mine

Murphy , miner Challenge Mine

Murphy M. miner Eclipse Mine
Murray Jas. moulder P. Foundry
Musick Theoi miner, N. Tunnel Road
Musso L. miner Eclipse Mine
Musto J. groceries, etc., res north Main
Myers A. H. feeder Granite Mill
Myers Jno. engineer Eclipse Mine

[.r- — ^«.-.,:.-W

€K>IL.I> HILL, IV. T.

THOMAS MOORE. »♦-•-.■• R. L. CORBETT.

A^OOP^IB cfc GO.,

Manufacturers of all kinds of

STEAM BOILERS & SHEET-IRON WORK.

Also, ALL KINDS OF PIPES FOR MINING PURPOSES.
^^ Make the above their exclusive business. ■'^_

TOB^CCOIsTIST,

Fire-proof Building, two Doors below Gold Hill Hotel,

PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUEREOTYPES AND MELANEOTYPES

IN EVERY STYLE OF THE ART, T.\KEN BY

No. 423 MOXTGOMERY STREET, SAIV FRAXCISCO.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 283

IS/LCD

McAdams A. prop'r Empire Foundry, Divide
McBride R. B. p:rocer, res Placerville
McCalmont 0. P. machinist Crown Point Ravine
McCarthy J. miner, north Bowers
McCarthy E. miner, north Summit
McCarthy T. W. Mack's Saloon, Main
McCarthy & McGinn, Mack's Saloon, Main
McCartney R. miner Empire Mining Co
McCoy William, miner north Main
McCrady P. miner, north Bowers
McCrary S. H. grocer, Lower G. H
McCrullus A. miner Consolidated Mine

McDermot , amalgamator Empire Mill No. 2

McCartney C, miner Empire Mining Co

McC-arty M. brakesman Belcher Mining Co

McCarty Henry, miner N. American Mining Co

McCarty D. miner N. A. Mining Co

McCaully John, laborer Petaluma Mill

McChesise M. feeder Marysville Mill

McClory Capt, J. jailor. Main

McCloud Wm. D. carpenter Virginia City

McCormack M. miner, bds at Winne's Boarding House, south

Telegraph
McCURDY JOHN,of Herrick, McCurdy & Co. G. H. Foundry
McCURDY SAM'L, of Herrick, McCurdy & Co. G. H. Foundry
McDonald James, teamster Bowers' Mill
McDonald J. feeder Bowers' Mill
McDonald A. miner Empire Mining Co
McDonald W. miner Empire Mining Co
McDonald Alex, first amalgamator Union Mill
McDonald 0. C^ stock broker, Maynard's Block
McDonall M. mmer. Am. F. Road
McDonnald James, res C. P. Ravine
McDonnell J. teamster Bowers' Mill
McDougal A. miner Empire Mining Co
McFadden Andrew, at Whitaker's shop. Main
McGinness James, stock broker, Maynard's Block, Main
McGinn Henry, shoe-maker, res Lower G. H
McGinnis D. at Butschs' shop. Main
McGinn P. Mack's Saloon, Main
McGuire Thomas, moulder Fulton F
McGrath P. miner Alpha Mining Co
McGordon Cha?. quartz hauler, south Blanchard
McGuire Pat. laborer Fulton F
McGregor F. miner, bds Meahan's

Mclntyre Andrew, stock broker, office Golden Eagle Hotel
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Mclntyre Margret, Golden Eagle Hotel, Main'

McKeehan James, miner soutli 'J'elegraph

McKeevar A. miner Empire Mining Co

McKellester James, miner Divide

MeKelvy David, laborer Fulton P

McKenan Peter, l)ar-tender at Fitzpatrick Hotel

McHale — -, workman Gold Hill Brewery

McLellan R. Am. F. Road

McLanghlln L. miner. Am, F. Road

McLaughlin Tnos. bds at Meahan's Boarding House, MaiET'

McMackall R. miner Empire Mining Co

McMann , miner Belcher Mining Co

McMullen Wm. feeder at Union Mill, Main

Mc Mull en J. miner Am. F. Road

McMartin James, saddle and harness maker, Main

McMutchell Wm. miner north Summit

McSwiggen F. miner, bds Meahan's Boarding House, Main'

McSweeney Mac, miner Crown Point Ravine

McPike A. J. White House, Main

McPike & Paterson, prop'rs White House Hotel, Main

McVicar E. miner Challauge Mine

McVICAR C. Watchmaker and Jeweler, res Main

Nadow T. wagon-maker Lower Gold Hill

Nealon Patrick, miner Taylor Claim

Neender J. miner Belcher Mining Co

Nelson Robt. res Main, Lower Gold Hill

Neltner Martin, Stewart Globe Hotel

Neveille Thos. engineer Consolidated Mine

Neville Pat. miner Eclipse Mine

Nevius Dennis, miner N. Am. Mining Co

Newell Wm. W. pressman "News" oflQce

Newton Wm. teamster. Main

Nicoll Wm. shoemalier, res Main

Nichols B. S. at Coover's House, Main

Niland Jno. miner, south Telegraph

Nisbet J. R. American City Saloon, Am. F. Road

Niswendler J. miner, bds Canon House

Nolan T. miner N. Am. Mining Co

Noonan Jas. miner Crown Point Ravine

Norray R. bds Winne's boarding house

Norris S. B. engineer P. Foundry

Norton Edw. stock broker, Maynard's Block

Norton Wm. machinist Fulton Foundry

Norton J. B, meat market, Downieville, Cal

Nowart S. miner, N. Tunnel Road

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

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O^Brien J. miner, Divide

O'Brien J. miner, north Bowers

O'Brien P. miner Michigan Mine

O'Brien J. miner Empire Mining Co

O'Brien Thos. miner Alp. Mining Co

O'Brion Jno. ass't shoer Butsclis' shop

O'Conner Jno. feeder Bowers' Mill

O'Conner Peter, amalQ:amator Bowers' Mill

O'Connell T. Am. F. Road

O'Conell Misses E. & C. dressmakers, Main

O'Connell J. miner Empire Mining Co

O'Connell D. miner Michigan Mining Co

O'Conner Michael, butcher, Divide

O'Connor D. miner Empire Mining Co

O'Connor J. feeder Bowers' Mill

O'Connor P. amalgamator Bowers' Mill

O'Connell Dan. miner Michigan Mine

O 'Donald J. foreman Yellow Jacket

O'Donnell Jno. butcher Nevada Market, Main

O'Donnell J. miner Bowers' Mill

O'Donohue M. boot and shoe maker, Main

Oesting Paul, boarding house, Lower Gold Hill

O'Farrell J. F. teamster, bds Main Street Hotel

O'Greenewood 0. amalgimator Bowers' Mill

O'Hara M. miner Empire Mining Co

O'Heale W. T. sup't Marysville Mill, Lower Gold Hill

O'Keefe Dennis, hotel. Main

Olney Chas. B. miner Main

Orendoflf Mrs. Crown Point Ravine

Orn Jas. laborer Bowers' Mill

Orome Jas. miner Bowers' Mill

Osborn Robt. miner Alpa. Mining Co

Ostrom Jno. City Surveyor

O'Veil Andrew, miner Gold Hill Mine

O'Veill Jno. with Wm, Nicoll, Main

Owen McCabe, miner, south Telegraph

Owens Jno. miner Am. F. Road

Owens Sam'l, miner Am. F. Road

HEUSTON, HASTINGS &. CO.,

THE LARGEST fiLOTHIFG HOUSE

.^^ON THE PACIFIC COAST. -§5^

J^^'See Advertisement on outside cover. '"^H

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GOLD HILL DIEECTORY.

ONEEK LIN

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nil

VIRGINIA CITY,

GOLD HILL,

SILVER CITT,
and AMERICAN

LEAVES THE ABOVE NAMED PLACES EVERY 20 MINUTES,

-•t*-

This Line is noted for its careful Drivers, good Stock
and comfortable Omnibuses.

J. B. CRANDALL,

X^roprietor*.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 287

Pa.^e Robert, bookkeeper for Whitcomb and Norton, Main

Palmer N. carman Consolidated Mine

Parish J. W. feeder Centreville Mill

Parks Wm miner bds at Mrs. LonG:'s, south Telegraph

PARKS J. F. sup't Uncle Sam, Lower G. H

PAUL ALMARIN B. & CO. Bankers, Main

Paul Almarin B. of Paul Almarin B. & Co

Paterson B. E. miner Uncle Sam

Paterson A. S. White House, Main

Patej Robert, miner Divide

Peabody T. F. miner Uncle Sam

Pease G. W. sec'y and g-en'l accountant. Main

Pease S. 0. miner Divide

Pease E. W. county Clerk, res Main

Pease G. W. city Clerk

Pedoin John, Barnum Restaurant, Main

PEDLER JOSEPH R. secV, res Bowers'

Peltier M. blacksmith Am. F. Road

Pendal E. miner Bowers' Claim

Perkins C. C. stock broker

Perreault J. F. Miners' Hotel, Main

Perrino- J, bds at Winne's Boarding House, south Telegraph

PERRY & LEICHTER, Liquor Merchants, Main, Gold Hill

and 508 Battery, San Francisco, (see ad)
PERRY G. Liquor Merchant, res Main
Perry John, miner Overman Mine
Perry D. miner Belcher Mine
Peters I. T. blacksmith-helper Imperial Mill
Peterson A. feeder at Marysville Mill
Phareo & True, Theatre Saloon, res Main
Phareo C. P. of Phareo & True, Main
Phelps C. F. machinist Fulton Foundry
Phillips E. E. stock broker, res Crown Point Ravine
Phillips L. miner Empire Mining Co
Phillips J..- W. Am. F. Road
Pilon J. miner, bds Meahan's boarding house
PIODA CHAS. sup't Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining Co.,

office and res south Main
PIONEER FOUNDRY, by 0. C. Hyde, Lower Gold Hill
PIONEER BOILER WORKS, Moore & Corbett, prop'r, Lower

Gold Hill, (see ad)
PIONEER OMNIBUS LINE, J. B. Crandall, prop'r, res Main,

(see ad)
Piper A. W. laborer Centreville Mill
Piratsky Geo. miner Confidence Claim
Pitney Taylor, compositor " News " office

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GOLD HILL DIRECTOEY.

G. PERRY,

A. LEICHTER.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Pfll

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MANUFACTURERS

AND PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED

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Battery. Street,

Opposite Custom House,

SAN FEANCISCO.

A. LEICHTER,

Saa Francisco,

G. PERRY,

Gold Hill, N. T.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 289*

t^LAISTED GEORGE, wheelwriglit, contractor and builder, cor

High and Marston
PL ATT 0. H. postmaster, res Main
PL ATT & FLAGG, stock and commission brokers, Post Office

Building
PLATT C. M. of Flagg & Co. stock brokers, P. 0. Building
Platy Andrew, workman Perry & Leichter
Plumer R. miner Michigan Mining Co
Post Office, Maynard's Block, Main
Porter W. R. miner Am, F. Road
Potter H. B. prop'r Rhode Island Mill
Potter P. K. laborer Rhode Island Mill
Potter A. K, grocer, Main
Power Edw. miner Uncle Sam Claim
Power Jas. miner Crown Point Ravine
Power Jno. miner Uncle Sam Claim
Prall J. S. lumber merchant, south Main
Prall T. H. stock broker, office with Prall & Brown
Prall & Brown, lumber merchants, office opposite Union Scales
PRAY MRS. MARY, Praysville House, on Divide
PRAYSVILLE HOUSE, by Mrs. Mary Pray, on Divide bet

Virginia and Gold Hill, (see ad)
Presho Jas. feeder Rhode Island Mill
Preston Edw. miner Overman Mine
Price Thos. miner Bowers' Mine
Price Wm. miner Consolidated Mine
Prior Henry, blacksmith Alta Mine
Proctor & Co. lumber merchants
Proctor D. lumber dealer, Divide bet Gold Hill and Virginia

Q

Quelet Geo. saloon. Lower Gold Hill

QUICK & GAGNON, Nevada Meat Market, Lower G. H.
Quick Jno. A. meat market, res Lower Gold Hill
Quinlan Jas. ass't engineer Empire No. 2

1praysyili.e house,

Situated on the Divide bet. Virginia and Gold Hill.

— Is kept as a First Class —

Boarding & Lodging

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GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

NEVADA MARKET

Main Street, Gold Hill,

(opposite Barnes' Hotel,)

QUICK & GAGNON,

BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL AND PORK,

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.

m

Meats delivered to any part of the City, and orders promptly
attended to.

STANWAY & SONS,

^MEBlC^lSr CITY.

A. D. NUDD,

S. L. STANLEf,

C. S. LORD.

NUDD, STANLEY ^ CO.,

(Successors to H. WEBSTER & CO.)

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WINES AND LIQUORS,

]Xo. 4XO .tT'i'oiit Street,

SAS ERAFGISCO,

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.;

GOLD HILL DIEECTORY. 291

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Radmond Wm. miner, south High

Eafferty J. miner Empire Mining Co

Raven M. miner, bds Meahan's boarding house

Ray Jas. miner, bds Golden Eagle Hotel

Reardon M. miner, north Main

Redman W. miner Belcher Mining Co

Reeder J. carpenter Pioneer Foundry

Reel W. miner Empire Mining Co

Reen Jno. employed at Barnes' Hotel

Reese Wm. miner Consolidated Mine

Regensburg Julius, book-keeper Korn Bros

Reilly Wm. Divide

Renand J. feeder Gold Hill Mill

Renney R. S. miner, bds Winne's

Reynolds R. S. teamster, south Main

Reynolds Jno. feeder Empire Mill

Rhiley M. miner, bds Winne's

Rhine R. S. miner, Divide

Rice E. S. chief engineer Bowers' Mill

Rice Sam'l, chief cook Globe Hotel

Riche B. D. meat market, Main

Riche Thomas, Main

Rickett A. sup't Consolidated Co. bds White House

Righelti G. A. stone-breaker Gold Hill Mill

Rinn Pat. workman Empire No. 2

Roberts J. C. carpenter, res Virginia City

Roberts Jno. C. engineer, Main

Robison Jos. foreman Butschs' shop

Robinson S. miner Empire Mining Co

Robinson R. 0. carpenter Am. F. Road

Robinson W. P. miner Caladonia Tunnel

Robinson J. A. carpenter Empire No. 2

Robinson S. miner, bds Meahan's boarding house

Robinson J. R. foreman Bullion

ROBINSON S. H. Police Judge and City Trustee, res Bowers

Roddick Wm. engineer Gold Hill Quartz Mill

Rodgers Chas. feeder Imperial Mill

Rogers G. Divide

Rogers Mrs. boarding house. Divide

Rolls Wm. workman Bowers' Mine

Rose W. G. miner Consolidated Mine

Rose B. miner, bds Winne's boarding house

Ross G. miner, bds Mrs. Long's, south Telegraph

Ross D. engineer Bowers' Mill

Ross Duncan, amalgamator Bowers' Mill

Ross Robt. miner Divide

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292 GOLD HILL DIEECTORT.

Rotcliford G. P. foreman mining co's, bds Canon House

Eoule A. D. helper Butschs' wagon shop

Rule Jno. sup't Justice Mine

Rule Ed. chief engineer Marysville Mill

Rush P. miner N. Am. Mining Co

Russell Jno. C. lumber merchant, Main

Russell A. Main

Russell Andrew, policeman

RUSSELL CHAS. J. of Humphreys & Co. milk ranch, A. F.

Ryan V. A. printer " News" office

Ryan Dennis, hotel keeper. Main

Ryan Pat. Stewart Gold Hill Hotel

RYAN E. J. superintendent Union Mill

Ryan Thos. miner Challenge Mine

Ryan M. miner Empire Mining Co

Ryan Michael, miner, bds Mealian's boarding house

LEVI SHEPARD,

Wholesale and Retail

Feed^ Flour, Oils, Tobacco, and a general assortment of
the best of goods always on hand.

TWO DOORS SOUTH OF GOLD HILL "NEWS" OFFICE,

Main Street, Gold Hill.

SAN FRANCISCO RESTAURANT,

EMBiE 4 EilMFIE,

i^vdiE^^XjS sEZFi-^rEiD iisr E]-VEli=L-:r ST-irXjE.

Game, Fish, Eggs, and all the delicacies of the season served up in a superior

manner.

HODCtE & WOOD^ Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 293

Safford J. B. engineer Granite Mill

SANDERS & SCHAEFER, San Francisco Restaurant, Main,

(see ad)
Sanders Richard, restaurant keeper, Main
SAN JUAN EXCHANGE, Schaefer & Lux, prop'r, Main (see ad)

Santjago , cook San Francisco Restaurant

Saunders Thos. miner, Divide

Saul Jno. miner, south High

Savage Jas. feeder Bowers' Mill

SAYLES L. C. engineer Succor Mill

Sawyer A. H. feeder Marysville Mill

Scannel J. blacksmith Belcher Mining Co

SCHAEFER & LUX, San Juan Exchange, Main

SCHAEFER J. J. of Schaefer & Lux, res Main

Schaefer Edw. restaurant keeper, Main

Schaefer A. ass't cook San Francisco Restaurant

Schell Jacob, brakesman Michigan Mine

Schmitt J. Wm. brewer, Lower Gold Hill

Schubert Jno. miner Am. F. Road

SCHWEDT & MOELLER, shoemakers, Main

Schwedt F. shoemaker. Main

SCHWEIS S. brewer, Main

Schweiss R. workman Gold Hill Brewery

Sears Wm. miner, bds Meahan's boarding house

Semands J. miner Am. F. Road

Senderling Jno. C. 'engineer

Seth G. Grow, miner N. Tunnel Road

Shad E. miner, rCsBowers' Ravine

Shannon D. miner Michigan Mine

Sharp J, miner, south High

Shears Mrs. Am. F. Road

Sheckleton Jos. workman Lnperial Mill

SHEPARD LEVI, grocer, next door to Omnibus office, (see ad)

Shepherd R. miner, Blanchard

Sheriden Jno. miner Crown Point Ravine

Sheriden H. miner Empire Mining Co

Sherley Wm. ass't engineer Bowers' Mill

Sherron David, miner A. F. Road

Sherry Jas. teamster, res Silver City

Sheur Fred, ass't amalgamator Gold Hill Mill

Shields E. miner Empire Mining Co

Shirley Wm. enaineer Bowers' Mill

Shirley W. C. clerk Vesey Hotel

Siller M. American Bakery, Main

Simonds E. carpenter Empire Mining Co

Simonds Robt. miner, bds Winne's boarding house

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294 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY,

Simpson Benj. moulder P. Foundry

Simpson M. moulder P. Foundry

Sinnott M. carpenter N, A. Mining Co

Skerritt E. hardware merchant, res Maiu

Skewes Jno miner Branch Mint Claim

Skinner J. miner

Slavin J. miner Consolidated Mine

Sleep J. Empire Mining Co

Smith J. C. carpenter Eclipse Mine

Smith T. miner Empire Mining (Jo

Smith Thos. miner, south Telegraph

Smith Jno. miner, south Telegraph

Smith L. W. butcher Gold Hill Market

Smith Frank, engineer Coover's Mill

Smith Hugh, miner Crown Point Mill

Smith Geo. L. sup't Rhode Island Mill

Smyth Pat. amalgamator Rhode Island Mill

Snell B. T. miner Michigan Mining Co

Snell B. T. carpenter Michigan Mine

Snyder & Hayes, meat market, Main

Snyder F. V. meat market. Main

Spinning F. M. carpenter Eclipse Mine

Soblony J. miner N. Tunnel Road

Stackpole C. C. patern maker Fulton Foundry

Stacy A. S. carpenter Eclipse Mine

ST AN A WAY JAMES Sr. mason, American City

Stanaway J. A. mason, American City

Stanaway S. mason, American City

Stangroom M. L. civil engineer, north Main

Stanmeyer Wm. F. miner Lower Gold Hill

Starr H. C. prop'r Centreville Mill, res Lower Gold Hill

Stein Chas. E. shoemaker, Main

Steplienson G. C. carpenter. Lower Gold Hill

Stephen S. blacksmith Whitaker's shop

Stern M. of Stern & Weill, res Main

Stern & Weill, grocers, Main

Stern Martin, grocer, res San Francisco

Stevens J. blacksmith Whitaker's shop

Steward A. miner Empire Mining Co

Stewart miner Consolidated Mine

Stiles G. "W. amalgamator Centreville Mill
Stiles A. J. amalgamator Centreville Mill
Stockle G. boot and shoemaker, Main
Stoddard Geo. A. chief engineer Petaluma Mill
Stolte Wm. miner Sunrise Co
Stone Wm. H. brakesman Yellow Jacket Mine
Story Geo. miner Consolidated Mine
Stouffer Sam'l, driver Pioneer Omnibus Line

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 295

Stow J. B. miner Eclipse Mine

Striker J. boarding house, Am. F. Road

Strong Robt. miner Bowers' Mine

Sullivan Jno. miner, res Lower Gold Hill

Sullivan J. miner. Divide

Sullivan J. miner N. Am. Mining Co

Sullivan J. miner Empire Mining Co

Sullivan M. L. blacksmith Alta Mine

Sullivan J. H. laborer Fulton Foundry

Sunderland J. speculator, Coover's House

Swaney Jas. L. stallsman Union Market

Swenson Y. sup't Michigan Mining Co

Swenson Geo. sup't Michigan Mining Co

Swim W. R. policeman, res Main

Switzer V. blacksmith Whitaker's shop

Sylvester D. L. wholesale and retail liquor dealer, north Main

Symour F. miner Branch Mint Claim

T

Taffender I. W. workman Centreville Mill

Taylor Rob. miner, bds Meahan's Boarding House, north Main

Teague Henry, miner, bds Winne's Boarding House, s Telegraph

Tease James, ass't amalgamator Gold Hill Mill

Tewer Chas. boiler-maker Pioneer Boiler Works

Thomas J. miner, south Yellow Jacket

Thomas Wm. miner, south Telegraph

Thomas Jas. miner Am. F. Road

Thompson J. B. sup't mining claims, bds Canon House

Thompson A. C. butcher Nevada Meat Market

Tilley Wm. at White & Youst's, Main

Tims Geo. miner Consolidated Mine

Tindall C. H. amalgamator Coover's Mill

Tipman S. at Mayer & Fliedner's, res Main

Tobin Wm. miner Gold Hill Mine

J. J. SCHAFER, H. LUX.

SAN JUAN EXCEAEGE,

ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OP FINE

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

*-*-•

SCHAFER & LUX, PROPRIETORS.

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296 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

Todd & Chase, Sample Rooms, Main
Todd R. C. of Todd & Chase, res Main
Torkey Qua, miner N. Tunnel Road
Tozer C. W. Pres't Challenge Minino- Co
Townsend B. M. of McFarland's lumber depot. Divide
Transchent J. miner, Bowers
Trask W. V. feeder Gold Hill Mill
Traubant A. dishwasher S. F. Restaurant
Travers J. miner Alpa Mining Co
Travers James, miner, Main
Travis Jas. laborer Fulton Foundry-
Treat W. W. tinner E. Cushing & Co
Trewsby W. amalgamator Centreville Mill
Trout A. miner, Divide
True T. blacksmith Imperial Mill
True C. of Phareo & True, res Main
Truett II. B. of Darst, Harris & Co
Turner H. miner Michigan Mine
Turney Geo. W. stock broker, Maynard's Block
Tyrell A. J. foreman Pioneer Foundry
Tyrrell D. M. foreman Empire Mining Co

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Uhl Adam, bakery. Main

Uhl Fred. French Ravine

Uhl Valentine, shoemaker. Main

Underhill W. H. miner Consolidated Mine

Underhill H. miner, south Telegraph

Upham W. R. miner, Am. F. Road

Valli Y. F. of Densmore & Go's saloon, res Main

Van De Water Jno. sup't Challenge Mine

Van Every H. dealer in tinware, res Sacramento, Cal

Van Gorder Chas. H. pres't Board of Trustees, res Main

Vanvliet W. W. stock broker, res Lower Gold Hill

Veild F. miner, Divide

Vermilya D. miner

Vernon Alex, feeder Rhode Island Mill

VESEY'S HOTEL, by H. M. Vesey, Main above Blanchard

VESEY H. M. of Vesey's Hotel, res north Main

Vesey E. A. clerk Vesey Hotel

Vincent S. miner Branch Mint Claim

Vite Jno. clerk Burns & Go's grocery. Main

V oilers Hanke, miner

Voorhees L. with Korn Bros. Main

Vorheis Thos. miner, Bowers

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIEECTORr. 297

H. W. BRAGG t( CO.

SAN FRANCISCO and - - - SACRAMENTO CITY-

IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OP

HICKOEY, OAK, ASH, MAPLE AND BIRCH PLANK,
HiiTjs, Spolces and. r'elloes.

Bent work of every description, single-trees, whipple-trees and lead bars, plow
beams and handles, white wood, black walnut, cherry and mahogany trimings, etc

C. WATERHOUSE, San Francisco, H. W. BRAGG, Sacramento,

No. 29 and 31 Battery Street. Seventh Street, bet I and J*

J. W. LESTER, New York.

J. P. SWEENEY & CO.,

Importers and Dealers in all kinds of Seeds.

Agricultural, garden, flower, fruit and tree seeds. Bulbous roots,
Garden and hedge shears, pruning and budding knives, etc.

Orders addressed to J. P. Sweeney & Co., Seedsmen, 406 California street, near
Sansome, San Francisco, will meet with prompt attention.

VISSX3Y HOTlSIi,

(above Blanchard,)

GOLD HILL, NEVADA TERRITORY,

li. m:. vesey.

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298 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

tVada H. Metropolitan Saloon, Main

Wagner L. yjainter with Decker, res Tunnel Road

Waite H. W. compositor " News" office

Waklem Thos. miner, Divide

"Walcott E. E. prop'r Union Scales, res Main

WALES J. H. chief engineer Rhode Island Mill

Walker Mrs. C. French Ravine

Walker B: F. miner Gold Hill Mine

Wallace F, miner Empire Mining Co

Wallis F. miner, bds Mealian's boarding house

Ward Wm. W. teamster, Divide

Ward Martin, miner, south High

Warren M. miner. Golden Eagle Hotel

Warwick J. miner Empire Mining Co

Watkins J. S. miner Caladonia Mining Co

Watkins C. miner Belcher Claim

Watkins J. C. stock broker. Crown Point Ravine

Webb Jos. Theatre Saloon, Main

Webb Riciiard, compositor "News" office

Webster H. Federal House, Telegraph

Weil R. clerk Levison's, Main

Westfall N. H. amalgamator Centreville Mill

Weill S. & Martin, Main

Welch Jno. helper Whitaker's shop

Welsh M. amalgamator Marysville Mill

Welton J. A. book-keeper Fulton Foundry

Whaelan M. miner. Divide

Whaler Mike, miner Eclipse Mine

Wheeler J. miner Empire Mining Co

Wheeler 0. M. engineer

Wheeler Wm. miner, Divide

Wheeler C. T, prop'r Centreville Mill, Sacramento, Cal

Whilds Peter, cook. Am. F. Road

Whipple L. machinist Fulton Foundry

Whipple Jno. miner Overman Mine

Whirp J. W. boot-black, res Main

WHITAKER 0. W. rector St. John's Church

WHITAKER WM. wheelwright. Main

Whitcomb Jas. Meat Market, res Sacramento, Cal

WHITE & YOUST, Exchange Saloon. Main, (see ad)

WHITE J. C. of White & Youst, Main

White Wm. A. clerk Golden Eagle Hotel

White Jno. M. horse-shoer Butsclis' shop

White S. N. carpenter Fulton Foundry

Whiting Geo. patern maker Pioneer Foundry

Wiemnan Jno. at Snyder & Hays' market, Main

^ODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY. 299

"Wignall Wm. moulder P. Foundry

Wilcox S. J. amj]ilgamator Granite Mill

Wilkinson Wm. machinist Fulton Foundry

Williams G. miner Empire Mining Co

Williams P. T. feeder Petaluma Mill

Williams W. P. oyster stand at Bank Exchange, Main

Williams S. miner, bds Meahan's boarding house

Williams Francis, cook Vesey Hotel

Williams D. C. res Telegraph

Williams Thos. foreman Butschs' shop

Williamson E. miner, south Telegraph

Williamson J. amalgamator Crown Point Mill

Williamson W. miner, Summit

Willis Wm. moulder Pioneer Foundry

Willingham Jno. engineer Consolidated Mine

Willson R N. carpenter, north Bowers

Willson Jas. miner Overman Mine

Wilson J. E. engineer

Wing R. teamster Russell's lumber yard

Winnans J. C. miner Eclipse Mine

Winne J. P. grocer, res Lower Gold Hili

Winne E. G. grocer, res Eagle Valley

Winne H. boarding house, south Telea-raph

WINTER J. B. pres't and sup't Yellow Jacket, N. Tunnel Road

WINTERBAUR C. R. shoemaker, Main

Wood R. F. carpenter Empire Mining Co

Wood H. miner, bds Candu House

Wood J. H. miner Herald Mining Co

Wood Jno. miner, bds Mrs. Long's, s Telegraph

Wood Henry, miner, bds Mr. Harrold's

Wood Jerry, hostler Pioneer Buss Line

WOOD D. reporter "News" office

Woodruff" Wm. miner. Bowers

Woods G. miner, Summit

J. C. WHITE, L. YOUST.

^xtRange gilliatd J'ftlajni,

THE FINEST TABLES IN THE TERRITORY.

The Bar is stocked with a choice selection of Liquors,
and the Lest brands of Havana Cigars.

WHITE 8l YOUST, PROPRIETORS,
MA^IN STREET, OOLD HILL.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
30

300 GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

"Woodward E. carpenter, Lower Gold Hill
Woollsey Mrs. boarding house, Divide
Word Jno. amalgamator Empire Mill
Wright J. W. foreman Eclip^^e Mine
W right J. T. amalgamator Imperial Mill
Wright H. S. miner, south Telegraph
Wunsch Henry, Globe Hotel Main,

YOUST LEONARD, of White & Youst, Exchange Saloon,

Main, (see ad)
Young L. D. engineer N. Am. Mining Co
Young John, feeder Marysville Mill

!^

Zook A. miner Challenge Mine

J. C. YOUNG'S

PRIWE MEDICAL OFFICE IND HOSFITIL,

IVo. 540 'Wasliing'toii Street,

Second buildibg below Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California.

EiSTj^llI^ISIIEI> 1850

For the cure of private complaints of whatever nature, and all diseases to which,
as a sex, females are liable. OflBce for the sale of Dr. Young's celebrated female
remedies. The safest and surest ever used.

r>Tt. J. C YOXJIVG
Graduate of the University Penn., and late lecturer on diseases of women and
children, etc., etc., can be consulted by the afflicted of either sex, with every
assurance of speedy and permanent cure. Self-abuse, Seminal weakness, Gonor-
rehffia. Syphilis, Stricture, Gleet, Nervous debility, Trembling, Loss of Power in the
Sexual Organs, Loss of Memory, All Female Irregularities, etc., etc., promptly and
effectually cured.

Cxlre al'ways OiiaranteeA, &v no pay Reqxxire*!.

ISO HVXEIiCTJUTZ' XJBEI> US AJS^ FOTtmi.

C01VSXJLTA.TT0JV, toy Letter or Otlier^w^ise, FREE.
Tile utmost secrecy inalntairied.

All Letters opened and replied to by himself. "S^

>^ ID ID ItESS

J. C. YOUNG, M. D.,

540 Washington Street, San Francisco California.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL DIRECTORY.

301

A. H. OXENHAEVI & CO., Proprietors,

Manufacturers, Direct Importers and Exclusive Wliolesale Dealers

»^

— IN-

PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS,

NEAR BATTERY, SAN FRANCISCO.

PACIFIC ARMS CO.,

Manufactory, Jersey City, N. J.

A. H OXENIIAM, lp,.„„,;„.„,.„
J. W.FOX, 'I Proprietors.

■ We particularly invite Gunsmiths and dealers in this class of goods to
send in their orders, they will receive the closest attention at the lowest rates.

No, 732 Montgomery Street, cor. Jackson,

IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Of every kind in use, and of the Latest Styles,

Portables, Drop Lights, Torches, Turn-Keys, Wax Tapers, &c.

Glass, PAPER, and Transparent MICA SHADES, in great variety.

i:JE=L03Xr lE^XX^IS,

ALL SIZES, us.'d for WATER, STEAM or GAS, for sale in quan-
titles to suit, at tlie Lowest Market Rates.

GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, FOFl WATER,

A substitute for Lead, being more healthy, cheaper ar.d less liable U> injury.

^^ Fittings of all kinds such as Elbows. Tees, Bends, Crosses, etc. All Si7;e3
of Gas Cocks. Service Cock<, Meter Cocks, Bi'b Cocks Union Couplings in great
variety. All ki".ds of GUis^. s, Wicks, &c. Plumbers' Basins, Wash and Closet
Batins, Urinals. &c. Ivory Table Cutlery in gr at variety.

Geo. "Wostenholm & Sons' ceiebratsd IXL Pocket Cutlery.

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

302

GOLD HILL DIIlECTORY.

J. F. & H. H. SCHAFER,

Manufacturers of and Dealers in

■AND

^"^ (^^

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

ikttte, ® 0mf0ittt^, MttH, h

504 and 506 SANSOME STREET,

NEAR CLAY, SAiN" FRANCISCO.

^^* This Establisliment is now generally known to be the CHEAPEST PLACE
in the City for good BEDDING.

JONATHAiy KITTREDGE,

Manufactures

FIEE-PEOOF
BOORS,

SHUTTERS

GRATINGS.

Mob. 6

NKAR BUSH,

Battery Street,

SAr;r aeu-Aisrexsee.

K WllEMf IB IS @1BIKB.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IN WHICH THK

Different Trades and Professions are Classified and Arranged.

Gold Hill Foundry and Machine Shop.

This is the name of a new foundry that has just been erected in
Gold Hill, by Messrs. Herrick, McCurdy & Co. ; it is one of the
most extensive foundries in the Territory. The various depart-
ments are under the personal supervision of the proprietors.
Messrs. McCurdy Bro's, taking charge of the machine shop, and
Messrs. Herrick, Atchison and Boone, the foundry department,
the main building is G8 by 45, with an additional wing of 65 by
14. A large and powerful crane with 40 feet sweep is used in
the foundry, which is capable of supporting the heaviest kind of
castings. The pattern room is located on the second floor.

APOTHECARIES.

Denny J. J. & Son, Odd Fellows' Building
GAMBLE E, A. Main street, res High, (see ad p 276)

ARTIST.
Beals A. J. Daguerrean Artist

ASSAYER. ^^

HARRIS H. Almarin B. Paul & Co.'s Bank, (see ad p 270)
Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

304 GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

Bishop & Apperson, Main

Johnson S. M. Main

KELLOGG S. A. Maynard's Block, Main

Korn D. K. office op Odd Fellows' Hall, Main

BAKERS.

Becker J. Main
Fleidner G. Main
McHartnatt J. south Telegraph
Seller M. American Bakery
Uhl Adam, Main

BANKERS.

MAYNARD & FLOOD, Maiu, (see ad outside front cover)
PAUL ALMARIN B. & CO., next to Odd Fellows' Hall

BARBERS.

Hawkins Geo. Main
Mayer & Fliedner, Main

BATHS.

Mayer & Fliedner, Main

BLACKSMITHS.

BUTSCH V. Main, (see ad p 255)

Eckel , Main

Hill John, Main

Lewis M. B. pick makers

Mason John, N. American F R

BDAROiNG HOUSES.

Ball F. P. prop'r Canon House

Hobbs J. L. Monitor

Harrold Mrs. Lower Gold Hill

Hayes Mrs. Lower G. H. Main

MEAHAN M. Main

Oesting P. Lower G. H. op Union Mill

PRAYriVn^LE HOUSE, Mrs. Mary Pray, Divide, bet Virginia

and Gold Hill, (see ad p 289)
VESEY HOTEL, Main, (see ad p 297)
EXCHANGE HALL, (see ad p 267)

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD SILL BUSINESS DIEECTORY. 306

BOILER WORKS.

CORBETT & MOORE, Pioneer Boiler Works, Lower Gold

Hill, (see ad p 282)

BOOT AND SHOE EVIAKERS.

Flynn Thos. C. Crown Point Ravine
McGinn Henry, Lower Gold Hill, Main
Nicoll Wm. res Main
O'Donohue M. Main
SCHWEAT & MOELLER, Main
Stockle G. Main
Winterbauer G. Main

BOOT-BLACK.

Whirp J. W. Main

BREWERIEiS.

BODEMER & SCHWEIS, " Gold Hill," Main, (see ad p 268)

BROKERS.

Arnold Samuel, Main

Blouin P. office Montminy Building, Main

Brooke H. C. office opposite Gold Hill "News," Main

Burnett Geo. G. office Maynard's Block

Caldwell Edwin, res Telegraph

Davol Wm. E. Main

FLAGG H. H. of H. H. Flagg & Co. Post Office Building

FLAGG H. H. & CO. Post Office Building, (see ad p 265)

Fox Anthony, office Maynard's Block

HALE W. E. office Wells, Fargo & Go's, (see ad p 270)

Hyatt Sam'l, Main

Hunt S. N. Main

Jewett A. Main

Lafferty W. E. Main opposite '• News" office

Lukin A. Main

Manning H. A. Maynard's Block

McDonald A. C. Main

McGinness J. Maynard's Block

Mclntyre A. Main

Morse Edward C. Maynard's Block

Norton Edward, Main

Pease G. W. Maynard's Block

Perkins C. C. res White House

Phillips opposite " News " office

Prall J. H. south Main

Robinson S. H.

Turney Geo. W. Post Office Building

Slauk Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

306 GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIKECTORY.

BUTCHERS.

CRAIGHEAD & RIOHE, City Market, Main

Hawley , Union Market, Lower Gold Hill

QUICK & GAGNON, Nevada Market, Main, (sec ad p 290)

Schneider & Hays, Main

Whitcomb & Norton, Gold Hill Market, Main

CARPENTERS.

Bluett W. B.

Bope M. M. Main

Cavan G. North Tunnel Road

Connell S. North Tunnel Road

Cook Wm. south Blanchard

Goodson R. North Am. F. Road

Hackett R. A. Canon House

Jacobs G. north Bowers

Johnson Win. south Telegraph

Marohn F. Main

McCloud Wm. D. Virginia City

McGlauflen S. T. bds Striker's boarding house

Meacham D.

O'Connor J. D. north Main

Odium L. Y. bds Canon House

Patton J. Divide

Robinson R. 0. Am. F. Road

STAN AW AY & SONS, res American City, (see ad p 290)

Stephenson G. C. Lower Gold Hill

Willson R. N. north Bowers

CHEMISTS AND DRUCCBSTS.

Denny & Son, Odd Fellow's Building
GAMBLE E. A. drug store, Main, (see ad p 276)

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

Bloomfield & Co. Main

LEVISON B. Main opposite Maynard & Flood's, (see ad p 279)

CLOTHING.

Frankenheimer & Co. Main

HAAS S. & CO. Main, (see ad p.270)

Harris E. Main

COMMISSION AGENT.

FLAGG H. H. & CO. Post Office Building, (see ad p 265)
HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St, S. F.,

GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 307

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Patton S. J. Divide

PLAISTED GEO. res cor High and Marston

Stanaway & Sons, Am. F. Road

DENTISTS^

Beals A. J. Main
Mayer J. G. Main

DRY GOODS.

HAAS BROS. Main, (see ad p 270)

ENGINEERS.

Anderson A. Michigan Mine
Ballad J. W. Succor Mill
Barnett R. P. Coover's Mill
Beckworth Geo. north Bowers
Bower Jno. south B, Virginia City
Brandt Simon, res Yellow Jacket

Brigham , Imperial Mill

Brook J. W. Centreville Mill

Casey B. Petaluma Mill

Cocran E. Lucerne Works

Davis Thos. Maysville Mill

Elwell Wm. Seale Mill

Evans N. Lucerne Works

Gillespie A. Union Mill

Goff T. A. Alta Mine

Jackson T. S. Imperial Mill

Kellogg L, F. Rhode Island Mill

Kenedy H. W. Empire Mill i

Laselle H. W. Alta Mine

LeBlanc E. I. Sapphire Mill and Mining Co'

Long Wm. M. Virginia

Mansen Z. Swansea Mill

Morrow J. B. Scale's Mill

Mullen Robt. Main

Ostrom Jno. Virginia City

Quinlan Jas. Imperial Mill

Rice E. S. Bowers' Mill

Roberts J. C. Union Mill

Roddick W. Gold Hill Mill, res south Telegraph

Ross Dan'l, Bowers' Mill

Rule Edw. Marys ville Mill

Safford J. B. res Globe Hotel

Sayles L. C. Succor Mill

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple anxi Fancy Stationery.
31

308 GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIEECTORT.

Senderling Juo. C. res Fountain House
Shirley Wm. Bowers' Mill
Smith Frank, Coover's Mill
STODDARD GEO. A. Petaluma Mill
Wales J. H. Rhode Island Mill
Wheeler E. M. Main
Wilton R. S. Divide

EXPRESSES.

Coursolles L. G. agent Langton's Express
Wells, Fargo & Co. Main

FOUNDRIES.

EMPISBy Hubbard, McAdams & Co. prop'rs, Virginia and Gold
Hill Divide, (see ad p 164)

FULTON, Thos. Jones, prop'r, Virginia and Gold Hill Divide,
(see ad p 206 & 273)

Herrick, Mc Curdy & Co. Main, Lower Gold Hill

HYDE 0. C. prop'r Pioneer, Lower Gold Hill, (see ad front in-
side cover)

GROCERIES.

BURNS W. S. (fe CO. Main, Lower Gold Hill, (see ad p'252)

Cohn & Co. Main

Cole & McCrary, Main, Lower Gold Hill

Crocker & Co. Main

KORN BROS. Gold Hill Store, Flagg's Block, (see ad p 276)

LANSING J. V. A. Main

Musto J. Main

SHEPARD LEVI, next door to Omnibus office, Main, (see ad

p292)
Stern & Weill, Main
Winne E. J. Centreville Store, Main

HARDWARE.

Bittner, Eugene & Co. Main
Gushing Edw. res south Telegraph

HOTELS.

GAINES R. prop'r Exchange Hotel, Main, (see ad p 267)*

Haub C. Fountain House, Main

Jackson & Ryan

Keeley J. D. Nevada, Lower Gold Hill

Meserve W. H. Barnes Hotel

Mclntyre M. Golden Eagle Hotel

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S.F.;

GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIEECTORY. 309

McPike & Pater son, White House

PRAYSVILLE HOUSE. Mrs. Mary Pray, Virginia and Gold

Hill Divide, (see ad p 289)
Perreault J. F. Main opposite Vesey Hotel
VESEY'S, by H. M. Vesey, Main above Biancliard (see ad p 297)
Wunsch H. Globe Hotel
Webster H. Federal, Telegraph

JOINER.

Marston L. H. south High

LAUNDRIES.

Brry T. Main

PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY, by White & Hobart, Spring
Valley,

PERRY & LEICHTER, Main, Gold Hill, and 508 Battery San

Francisco, (see ad p 288)
Sylvester, D. S. wholesale

LODGINGS.

Brown Wm. private. Telegraph
Dodds Miss 0. M.

LUMBER.

Diehl Thos. R. west side Gold Hill

McFarland S. Divide

Prall & Brown, south Main

Proctor & Co. Divide • '

Russell & Co. Main

MASONS.

STANWAY & SONS, American City, (see ad p 290)

MILLWRIGHTS.

Bope M. M. Main

Bullock J. H. Rhode Island Mill

Clapp D. L. Main

Gould A. Jackson, Main

Lemont J. Main

PLAISTED GEO. cor High and Marston

Smith F. K. North Tunnel Road

Whitaker Wm. Main opposite Vesey's Hotel

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Couunercial Blanks,

310 GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIKECTORY.

NEWSPAPERS.

Daily Message, Bloor & Co, prop'rs

GOLD HILL NEWS, (Daily Evening,) Mynch & Mundall,
prop'rs, Main, (see ad p 278)

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Brooke H. C. Main

HALE W. E. office Wells, Fargo & Go's, (see ad p 270)

OMNIBUS LINE.

GRAND ALL J. B. Virginia and Gold Hill Pioneer Line, (see
ad p 286)

PAINTERS.

Declier & Blackman, Main
Hull W. W. Am. F. Road -•
Lee Brothers, Main

PHYSICIANS.

Barnes T. L. Vesey's Hotel, Main

Bishop S. Main

Gampbell & Hereford, north Main

GASTON WM. next door below Yesey's Hotel, (see ad p 268)

Goss Wm. H. Main

Hall J, W, Main

RESTAURANTS.

Barnum, Main

BENITZ A. Fashion, Main, (see ad p 252)

SAN FRANCISCO; Sander & Schaefer, Main, (see ad p 292)

SADDLER.

McMartin James, Main

SALOONS^

Allen Mrs. M. Lower Gold Hill

Birge F. A. Bank Exchange, Main

BUCK & WAT A, Metropolitan, Main

Golburn J. E. Nevada Soloon

FINCH'S SALOON, by Thos. Finch, Main, (see ad p 263)

FUNSTON & CO., Blue Wing, Main

GOLD J. M. Main, (see ad p 268)

Hart G. A. Sample Rooms

?ODGE & WOOD, WholesalQ Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 311

|^Iarglot Peter, French Saloon, Main

McCarty & McGinn, Main

Phareo & True, Main

Quelet Geo. Lower Gold Hill

SAN JUAN EXCHANGE, Schaefer & Lux, Main, (see ad p 295)

Scliaefer & Lux, Main

Todd & Chase. Main

WHITE & YOUST, Main, (see ad p 299)

STABLES.

DINSMOPE & AYLSWORTH, Eclipse Stables, Main, (see ad

p 260)
Dolman & Clark, Main
Denise Wm. H. Main

STATIONERY.

LEYISON B. Main opp. Maynard & Flood's Bank, (see ad p 279)
Montminy A. Main

SURVEYOR AI\aD CEVIL ENGINEER,

Hunt Geofge, Broadway

TAILORS.

Brodham, , Main

Harris J. Main

TINNER.

GUSHING E. Main

WAGON MAKER.

BUTSCH YALENTINE, Main, op Golden Eagle Hotel, (see
ad p 255)

WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.

Gamble Wm. south Blanchard
Grove F. J. Main
Levy Max, Main
McYicar C. Main

HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO.,

THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE

^®~ ON THE PACIFIC COAST.-"^ See Advertisement on outside cover.

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Fublicaticns.

312

GOLD HILL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

SILVER CITY DiRECTORt. 313

SILVKR CITY, LYON COUNTY,

is situated about halfway between Virginia City and Dayton.
All of the stages running between Virginia and California, over
the Placerville Route, pass through here, as well as a large pro-
portion of the travel of the Territory. Silver City relies exclu-
sively on the mining interests of the surrounding country for sup-
port. Some of the finest mills in the Territory, as well as the
richest lodes, lay encompassed within her limits. The past year
has been particularly noted for the number of private residences
that have been erected and are now in course of completion. Thei
citizens display a refined taste, as well as a confidence in the re-
sources of the country, by the numerous gardens and other exter-
nal and substantial improvements that they are constantly making.
Almost every private residence is adorned by numerous tree
planted around their dwellings, which has the effect of making
favorable impressions on every one that either passes through or
takes up a residence within its limits. Silver City is fully rep-
resented by societies, organizations and social institutions ; which
for numbers and unity, would be creditable to the reputation
of larger cities. Having an abundance of granite and other
building material contiguous to the City, the citizens have
erected several blocks of buildings composed of the above mate-
rial, which render them fire proof, and are substantial indications
to the observing traveler, of the permanent growth and pros-
perity of the City.

CHXJRcriii:®.

Ppesbyterian Church, Silver City. — Rev. W. W. Macomber"
pastor; services every Sabbath, at 2^ o'clock p. m., at the School-
house. This Church was organized January 1st, 1864.

The various other religious denominations are represented, ancJ
several of them contemplate erecting churches and places of wor-
ship, at an early date.

Blank Books of all Descriptious Made to Order.

014 SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

©CII001L.S.

Active preparations are now being made by the "City Fathers"
to perfect a system of "City Schools," for the education of the
numerous and constantly increasing youth of the City. There
are several schools conducted and supported by private enter-
prise.

Silver City Lodge, No. 163, F. & A. Masons. — Dispensation
granted March 29th, 1863 ; organized April 4th, 1863 ; char-
tered May 15th, 1863.

Present officers : Chas. F. Brant, W. M.; August Koneman,
Treas.; Richard T. Mullard, S. W.; Henry W. Arnold, Sec'y ;
Moses J. Rourke, J. W.; Jno. M. Kennedy, S. D.j Josiah K.
Barney, J. D.; Henry Lux, Tyler.

Present number of members fifty. Stated meetings first Satur-
day in each Month. Called meetings every Saturday.

I. O. O. F.

Silver City Lodge. — Organized April 14th, 1862. Officers
for the ensuing year : J. Pattie, N. G.; L. D. Noyes, V. G.; D.
McLaughlin, Treas.; J. W. Adkins, Rec. Sec.

Number of meml^ers twenty-seven. Meet every Monday even-
ing at Odd Fellows' Hall.

eill^VEH CITY OXJ^Kr>.

The Military of Silver City was organized in October, 1862.
This Company had eighty-four members when first organized
under Capt. Zebriskie. It at present boasts of a full complement
of well drilled members.

Officers: S. terry, Capt.; C.Garrett, 1st Lieut.: W. H.'
Campbell, 2nd Lieut.; L. D. Noyes, Brevet; P. J. H. Smith
Orderly.

The above Company numbers amongst its members some of
the best military talent in the Territory. Should an opportunity
ever be offered 1o test the material of which the citizen soldiery
of Nevada is composed, the Silver City Guard will give an ac-
count of themselves which will reflect immortal honors on them-
selves, as well as the City they represent.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S' F.

SILVER CITY DIRECTORt'. 315

A new road is almost completed between this place and Amer-
ican City. If the mines of the latter place should realize the
expectations of its friends, the vast amount of teams that will be
engaged in hauling quartz over this road to the quartz mills
located around Silver City, will give an impetus to business here,
as well as a source of great revenue to its owners. From here
the roads radiate to Carson, Dayton, Humboldt, and the Reese
River Country.

Devils Gate Quartz Mill. — Is situated just below the Devil's
(rate. This Mill was formerly known by the name of the Washoe
Mill. It was erected by Almarin B. Paul & Co., and was started
for the first time on the 9th August, 1860. There is a dispute
and a great deal of controversy between this Mill and Coover's
Pioneer Mill at Gold Hill, as to which should have the honor of
having first commenced operations in crushing quartz in the Ter-
ritory— both having got up steam the same day and the same
hour. It is a matter open to discussion amongst the oldest in-
habitants. This Mill has changed proprietors ; it is now owned
by Irwin & Co. The machinery is driven by a 24-horse power
steam engine, working two of Howland's batteries of 8 stamps
each, making in all 16 stamps with a crushing capacity of 20
tons of quartz in 24 hours. It also has 24 pans of the latest im-
proved style. J. C. Benson, superintendent.

Pioneer Quartz Co.'s Mill — In Gold Canon, near Devil^s
Gate ; erected in 1860 ; started on the 15tli December of the
same year. It has a 40-horse power steam engine, running three
5-stamp batteries, with a crushing capacity of 20 tons per day*
It works 3 of Hepburn's and 28 Knox's pans. The size of the
main building is one hundred feet square. It is due to the credit
of the present proprietors to state that for three years it has
been the most successfully worked Mill in the Territory — not
having stopped operations longer than twenty hours at any one
time during that period. J. A.. Toddman, Superintendent ; N.
P. Sheldon, Business Agent.

Knickerbocker Mill. — Owned by Messrs. Sherman & Bro.
is situated in Gold Canon, near American Ravine ; has 5 stamps

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
o2

316 SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

with 2 7-feet amalgamating pans, and is driven by a 32-feet
"water- wheel. Small though this Mill may appear in comparison
with those surrounding it, yet owing to the advantages of water-
power, and good management, it is perhaps more profitable to its-
owners than Mills that boast of greater capacities.

Bacon Quartz Mill. — Owned by the " Bacon Mill and Mining
Co.;" situated at the junction of Gold Caiion and American Ra-
vine, below Silvei' City. Was first built in 1862, and re-built in
1863. It runs 30 straight stamps, has 18 4-feet and 16 5-feet
pans, and is driven by an engine of 45-horse power. It reduces ■
20 tons of ore in 24 hours. Samuel Doake, Superintendent • L.
S. Phillipps, Foreman.

Sparrow, Trench & Co.'s Mill. — Is located in American
Ravine, a short distance above the Sierra Nevada Hotel. Was
built during the summer of 1860. Size of building 90 by 75
feet. It has 20 stamps and 16 7-feet pans; driven by an engine
of 60-horse power. This Mill reduces about 20 tons of rock per
day, which is taken from the Company's Claim at Gold Hill. It
employs 15 hands, working day and night, and is under the
superintendence of Joseph Trench.

Bartola Mill. — Is located in Gold Canon, below Silver City.
It is at present leased to John White. It has 8 stamps and 8
pans, with a crushing capacity of 10 tons of ore every 24 hours.
It is propelled by a 16-horse power steam engine ; employs nine
men, and is under the supervision of the lessee.

Union Mill. — Owned by George A. Hudson ; was built in
1861. It is situated in American Ravine, a short distance above
the Bacon Mill. It has 2 5-stamp batteries, driven by an engine
of 20-horse power, and is capable of crushing 15 tons of ore in
24 hours. In the amalgamating department tliere are 8 7-feet
amalgamating wooden tubs, with one small Wakelee pan. Em-
ploys about 10 men. George A. Hudson, superintendent.

Eastern Slope Mill. — Is situated one-half mile below Devil's
Gate. Commenced operations in 1861. Was then owned by
the Eastern Slope Mill and Mining Co., but has since changed
hands, and is now in the possession of Edward McLean. It has
12 stamps of 950 pounds each, which crush 20 tons of quartz in
24 hours. It has 6 Hepburn pans, 3 separators, and has an outer

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.;

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY. 317

settler and flumes for catching quicksilver and amalgam. It ig
propelled by a steam engine of 45-liorse power, from the Pacific
Foundry, San Francisco. Employs 14 men. Edward McLean>
superintendent.

Phcenix No, 1. — Was erected in 1860, by C. S. Kellogg At
that time it had 8 wooden stamps, which have been since re-
placed by 16 iron ones. It has 4 Hepburn pans and 2 settlers,
driven by an engine of 24-horse power, with boiler to corres-
pond. Employs nine men and runs day and night. Under the
supervision of Charles Uznay.

Phgenix No. 2. — Was constructed in 1861, and has a front of
100 by 80 feet. It has 4 batteries of 5 stamps each ; runs 22
amalgamating pans of 6 feet in diameter and 12 of 5 feet. It
has also a prospecting battery of 2 small stamps. The whole
making a crushing capacity of 25 to 30 tons of quarts per day*
It is to be propelled by a new and splendid steam engine of 70-
horse power, and employs 17 men, and is also under the super-
vision of Mr. Charles Uznay.

There are a number of stone and frame houses adjoining these
two Mills, which are used for ofi&ces, retorting rooms, boarding
houses for the hands and residence of the proprietor and super-
intendents.

Excelsior Quartz Mill. — Is situated in John Town, about
one-quarter of a mile below the Swansea. It was built in 1861
and started in November of the same year. It has 8 stamps of
900 pounds each, which work about 12 tons of rock in 24 hours,
and has also 10 amalgamating pans ; is propelled by an engine
of 40-horse power, built at the Vulcan Iron Works, San Fran-
cisco. Employs nine men ; under the supervision of Mr. John
Briggs, one of the owners.

Swansea Mill. — Owned by John Tregloan ; is situated just
below the Phoenix Mill, in Gold Canon ; was built in 1862 and
started in June of the same year. It has 12 double-stem stamps
of 800 pounds each, 18 6-feet amalgamators, 2 5-feet tubs and 3
concentrators. The capacity of the engine is 40-horse power
with a 12-inch cylinder of 3-feet stroke. This Mill is capable of
reducing 18 tons of quartz in 24 hours, and is under the super-
vision of Mr. John Tregloan, the owner.

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

318 SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

Eagle Mill. — Is now being built by H. B. Jones (proprietor).
It will have three straight stamps with two pans, and will be
driven by water-power — the wliecl of which is 24 feet in diame-
ter. As this Mill is to be driven by the same power as the
Knickerbocker, with careful management there is no doubt but it
will prove a source of profit to its owner.

Merchant's Mill. — Situated in Gold Canon, below t!ie Phoe-
nix, at the junction of Rock Point Mill and Dayton road ; was
constructed in 1861 ; has 12 stamps, 8 wooden amalgamators and
9 iron pans. It reduces about 15 tons of quartz in 24 hours —
running night and day. It is propelled by an engine of 15-horse
power, and employs 12 hands. Its machinery is adapted for
working all the precious metals, and is under the supervision of
C. A. Chapin.

Sacramento Quartz Mill. — Owned by the Sacramento Mill
Co.; located in John Town ; situated one mile below Silver City;
has 12 stamps, working 20 tons of quartz in 24 hours ; weight
of stamps, 950 pounds each. It has also 12 amalgamating pans
of 7 feet in diameter, and is driven by an engine of 60-horse
power ; employs 11 men, working night and day. J. W. L.
Hunt, superintendent.

REGALIA FOR ALL ORDERS.

TRIMMINGS, ETC.

MASONIC TEMPLE, SAN FRANCISCO.

HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO.,

THE LARGEST fiLOTHISTG HOUSE

^©-ON THE PACIFIC COAST.-^ See Advertisement on outside cover. •

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

SILVER CITY DIHECTORY

FOR THE

YEAR COMMENCING MAY, 1864.

bds. .boards, n.. north, s.. south. nr..aear. res.. reside, op. .opposite,
ad . . advertisements.

-A.

Adkins J. W. blacksmith Pride of West Mine

Adler M. grocer Main, op Eastern Slope Hotel

Albert John, laborer Phoenix Mill

Alder & Co. grocers and clothing store, Main

Allen E. E" mason, Main

Allen Thos. amalgamator Sacramento Mill

Allen E. B. wagon maker Main

Ames D. J. blacksmith with Hortep, Main

ANGEL J. I. prop'r Eastern Slope Hotel, Main

ARCADE SALOON, Hall & Noyes, (see ad)

ARMSTRONG, ROBERTS & HOWARD, prop'rs Devil's Gate

Toll Road
Armstrong Wm. prop'r Devil's Gate Toll Road, res at Gate
Arnold Wm. amalgamator Phoenix Mill

IB

Bainar M. with Conrad Weigenstine, Main

Baker J. H. musician, Main

Baker J. H. prop'r Occidental Saloon, Main

Baldwin J. B. amalgamator Sacramento Mill

Bankheiser P. laborer Eastern Slope Mill

Barber S. T. carpenter and contractor, res Main

BARNEY, McDUFFIE & CO. grocers, Main

BARNEY J. K. of Barney, McDuffie & Co

Barrett Thos

Bartlett C. P. druggist, office in Post Office

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Fublioations.

320 SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

J. K. BARMFA', C. D. McDUFFIE. W. E. DUNBAR.

BARNEY, McDUFFIE & CO.,

DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions,

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO,

BLANKETS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,

GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,

Mining Tools, Blasting Powder, Fuse, Steel, u
Main Street, Silver City, N. T.

PETER BRO^W^ISr,

MANUFACTURER OF

DOORN, SASHES, ETC.,

C. S. FITZPATRICK. C. W. KENISON.

FITZPATRICK & KENISON,

Main Street, (ojiposite Silvtr House,) Silver City.

.^~ HORSE and OX SHOEING, and GENERAL BLACKSMITHING f^
executed with neatness and dispatch.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F,

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY. 321

Bateman L. feeder Bartola Mill

Bauer Wm. prop'r Union Bakery, Main

Beach J. F. miner, Main

Bean John, amalgamator Bartola Mill

BECKER L. C. prop'r Grass Valley Saloon, Main

Beers Geo. W. clerk with R. B. Thomlison

Beers Joseph, carpenter Main

Beers Thos. miner

Beetle Chas. W. ass't engineer Merchant Mill

Beineman August, boot and shoe maker with Mullard, Main

Bell W. J. cabinet-maker

Benson J. C. sup't Devil's Gate Mill

Betker Sam'l moulder Nevada Foundry

Bidwell Stephen, ass't engineer Eastern Slope Mill

Bisbois J. miner, bds Oro House

Black Robt. M. shoemaker Main

Black Francis, shoe-maker with Robt. Black, Main

Blair Darlin, clerk Golden Age Hotel. Main

Blinn H. teamster for Carrick Bro's

Bloom J. grocer Main, op Steiner & Koneman

Bloom Jones, clerk with Meyer, Bloom & Co. Main

BOISOT CHAS. V. druggist Main

Boisot Chas V. agent for Langton's Express, Main

Bonhan B. H. miner,

Bonhan J. S. foreman Pride of West Mine

Bonham J. H. miner

Bowen W. helper with Fitzpatrick & Co. blacksmiths, Main

Branner Fred, ass't engineer Union Mill

Bresmehen M. shoemaker with Mullard

Briggs John, owner in Excelsior Mill

Broad Wm, amalgamator Swansea Mill

Brown F. W. boarding house at Phoenix Mill

BROWN PETER, carpenter and builder. Main (see ad)

Brownlee Thos, blacksmith at Devil's Gate Mill

Bryson Edward, prop'r Mansion House, Main

Buffner Chas. chief engineer Excelsior *Mill

Buob Casper, Silver City Brewery, Main

Burgefl" Wm. miner, Main

Burns M. cook at Nevada Hotel

Butler P. laborer on Devil's Gate Toll Road

Byron W . W. ass't engineer Pioneer Quartz Mill

AGNEW & DEFFEBACH,
PRINTERS AND BOOK BINDERS,

:N'o. 511 Sansome Street, ©an Franciseo.

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

322 SILVER CITY DIRECTORT.

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Campbell Robert, miner, bds Oro House

Campbell Wm. laborer Hacon Mill

Carl John, feeder Merchant Mill

Carle J. G. brewer, Main

Carley Andrew A. teamster Nevada Foundry

Carnes J. K. stock broker with Pease, Main, op Wells -F argons

Carrick Brothers, teamsters

Carrick B. H. teamster

Carrick C F. teamster

Carrigan A. moulder Nevada F

Carroll Dan, moulder Nevada F

Casey John, miner Echo Mine

Chapin Chas. A. foreman Merchant Mill

Clarkson M. boarding housekeeper, nr Pioneer Mill

Clarkson M. watchman Devil's Gate Mill

Clay Geo. H. barber. Main, in the Masonic Hall

Clenan Peter, laborer French & Go's Mill

Coile Geo. feeder Union Mill

Collins Dennis, amalgamator Sacramento Mill

Coneley E. miner bds Oro House

Conklin H. chief engineer Sacramento Mill

Cooper Wm. wagon maker with Sparks, Main

Cooper A. D. miner Pride West Mine

Cork J. C. whitewasher, Main

Cornelison Jno. prop'r feed stable. Main

Cramer H. feeder and amalgamator Knickerbocker Mill

Crandall Geo. chief engineer Pioneer Quartz Mill

Creamer Jno. teamster Carrick Bros

ID

Daley M. amalgamator Phoenix Mill

Daubert F. A. tailor Main

David E. teamster Swansea Mill

DEAN GEORGE, postmaster and telegraph operator, Main

Dean E. H. ass't postmaster

Dean Geo. notary public, office in post office

Denny Wm. painter, res Main

Derr Louis, prop'r Silver City Bakery, Main

Dettner Geo. restaurant keeper. Main

Diederson W. A. carpenter Merchant's Mill

Dick Jno. musician. Main

Dilley Jas. U. S. Tax Collector, Main

Dilley C. R. with Jas. Dilley, Main

Dodge E. K. prop'r Merchant's Quartz Mill, res at Mill

Doey Wm. miner

Dolan Jas. laborer Phoenix Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St, S. F.,

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY, 323

i)onald McP. teamster Swansea Mill
Dooley D. laborer Bacon Mill
Doolin E. ass't engineer Bacon Mill
Douckun Jas. miner, res Main
Drum Phylander, miner
Drum Jas. laborer Bacon Mill

Drysclel J. prop'r Rob Roy House, Main opp Silver House
DUNBAR W. E. of Barney, McDuJufie & Co. dealers in groceries,
etc., Main

El

EDWARDS JAS. (colored) prop'r Hannibal Laundry, Main

Eichiuger Val. tobacconist, Maiu

Elliott Mrs. E. proprietress Sierra Nevada Hotel, Main

Enders Alex, ass't engineer Phoenix Mill

Ensley S. V. amalgamator Excelsior Mill

Ervin Tlios. E. bar-keeper Chrysopolis SalOOn

Fallan M. miner Pride of West Mine

Findley Washington, feeder Union Mill

Fitzo;erald P. engineer Sacramento Mill

FITZPATRICK & KENISON, prop'rs blacksmith shop, MaifiC

FITZPATRICK C. S. blacksmith, of Fitzpatrick & Kenison

Flanedy Jos. res Main, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co

Fleming David, laborer Eastern Slope Mill

Florrance M. foreman Bartola Mill

Folsom H. feeder Devil's Gate Mill

Foot Geo. chief engineer Phc6nix Mill

Forbs Jno. foreman Excelsior Mill

FOSTER & ROBEDEE, prop'rs Pioneer Stables

Foster J. H. B. of Foster & Robedee, Pioneer Stables, Main

Foster Jno. laborer Phoenix Mill

Frett N. boarding house keeper, Main

J. H. B. FOSTER. C. C. ROBEDEE

OPPOSITE THE EASTERN SLOPE HOTEL,

FOSTER & ROBEDEE, - ■ PROPRIETORS.

J^~ The Largest and most commodious Stable, and the finest Turnouts in the
Territory. Horses groomed by the day or week.

^23^ The Best of care taken of transient Stock. ''^.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

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324 SILVER CITY DIRECTORT*

Gammons C. H. feeder French & Go's Mill

Garnou P. laborer Nevada Foundry

Garrett Clias. millwright

Gear Jno. amalgamator Union Mill

Geary M. laborer French & Go's Mill

Gcron Dennis, miner, bds Glarkson's House

Gibbins A. laborer Bacon Mill

Gilbert & Swasey, prop'rs Eagle Saloon, Main

Gilbert J. L. prop'r Eagle Saloon, Main

Gilbert J. D. amalgamator Bacon Mill

Gill Z. chief engineer Devil's Gate Mill

Gillespie Jas. M. musician, Main

Gilmore Geo. blacksmith, Main

Gilpin L. res Main

Gipe E. pattern maker Nevada Foundry

Gleason F. P. engineer Swansea Mill

Gleason Wm. amalgamator Swansea Mill

Gleason E. H. helper Gilmore's shop

Glover Wm. amalgamator Swansea Mill

Goldsticker M. prop'r Union and Silver City Market, Main

GRIER JOHN WILSON, notary, banker, and agent for Wells,
Fargo <fe Go

Gross Paul, meat market, Main

Gross A. with G. A. Gross, Main

Gross C. A. prop'r clothing store. Main

Gross Jos. carpenter Phoenix Mill

GRUBER JOHN G. & MRS. E. ELLIOTT, prop'rs Sierra Ne-
vada Hotel, Main

Gruber John C. prop'r Sierra Nevada Hotel, Main

Gusman Jas. E. teamster for Waddle, Main

SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL,

Proprietors— John C. Gruber & Mrs. E. Elliott.

This favorite Fire-proof Hotel has lately been enlarged, and is now a

pS^ The TABLE is furnished with the best the Market affords. The BAR is
supplied with the choicest Cigars and Liquors.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY. 325

Hadsell John, amalgamator French & Go's Mill

HALL & NOYES, prop'rs Arcade Saloon, Main

HALL 0. B. Arcade Saloon, Main, op Silver House

Handscom Orin, feeder Phoenix Mill

Hanifan D. rock-breaker Swansea Mill

Hanson Chas. dish-washer Fashion Restaurant

Hargrave James, miner Pride of West Mine

Hargrave H. res Main

Harlan Joseph, laborer Merchants' Mill

Harrington B. F. feeder Swansea Mill

Harrison Jas. carpenter Sacramento Mill

Harrison Ed. miner General Jackson

Harp Erastus, miner, bds Oro House

Hart Mrs. Mary, proprietress Golden Age Hotel, Main

Hart Lawrence, foreman Phoenix Mill

Harwood Geo. amalgamator Bacon Mill

Hassell & Clay, barbers Main, op Oro House

Hassell John 0. of Hassell & Clay

Hastings D. L. book-keeper French & Go's Mill

Hayes James, helper at Gilmore's shop. Main

Heard J. G. miner Pride of West Mine

Heather Wm. laborer Phoenix Mill

Herthein Alex, assayer Phoenix Mill

Hickok Wm. B. proprietor Pioneer Quartz Mill, Main

Higgins P. chief engineer Eastern Slope Mill

Hill Henry, carpenter, res Main »

Hine R. saloon and boarding. Main

HISE LOUIS, Boarding House, Main

Hogan James, amalgamator Phoenix Mill

Hollaway John, butcher Union Market, Main

Hoopoth Fred, amalgamator Sacramento Mill

Horn Alfred, foreman and chief engineer Prenchs' Mill

Horn T. laborer Union Mill

Horrigan M. laborer French & Go's Mill

Hortop C. G. blacksmith. Main

Howard H. C. Toll Housekeeper, Devil's Gate Road

Howard B. G. builder

Howland C. A. helper blacksmith with Spark's, Main

Rowland A. helper at Gilmore's shop

Hoy Rich, laborer Swansea Mill

Hudson Geo. A. sup't and owner of Union Mill

Hunt J. W. L. principal owner in the Sacramento Mill

Hunt David, owner in Sacramento Mill

Hutchinson Wm. head amalgamator Swansea Mill

I
Irvin & Co. prop'rs Devil's Gate Mill

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

326

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

C. B. HALL.

L. D. NOTES,

' mi

11

t§

OPPOSITE SILVER HOUSE,

ALWAYS ON HAND. THE CHOICEST OP

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,

HALL & NOYES, - - PROPRIETORS.

S. STEINER

A. KONEMAN,

STEINER & KONEMAN,
SILVER CITY, NEVADA TERRITORY,

DE^^ERS IN

Q-ENER^L

^w."^^^- (^.^j^'^^^^^w^ m^.'):Qj A

O N— -

M. J. ROURKE,

AND PROPRIETOR OF

SILVER CITY QUARTZ SCALES,

Situated be'o\v Sier *;\ Nevada Motel,

SILVER CITY, N. T.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY. 327

Jeffers Pat. amalgamator Phoenix Mill

Jeffers Niles, feeder Bacon Mill

Johnson Jno. owner in Excelsior Mill, res San Francisco

Johnson Wni. laborer Nevada Foundry

Johnston B. J. miner Gen. Jackson Claim

Jones H. B. prop'r Eag-le Mill, Main

Jones R. P. miner Pride of West Mine

Jones A. feeder Eastern Slope Mill

Jones Sidney, miner

Kane G-. laborer Union Mill

Keefer W. miner Pride of West Mine

Keiser Chas. K. laborer Merchant's Mill

Kelly Thos. laborer Nevada Foundry

KENISON C. W. blacksmith of Fitzpatrick & Kenison, Main

Kenney Thos. teamster Swansea Mill

Kennedy Thos. feeder Swansea Mill

Kennedy Jno. feeder Pioneer Quartz Mill

Kennedy Jas. M. notary public, office Eastern Slope Hotel

Kilmastin Wm. laborer Excelsior Mill

Kitz Philip, clerk Steiuer & Koneman, Main

Klein & Buob, prop'rs Silver City Brewery, Main

Klein Fredrick, Silver City Brewery, Main

Kline Ferd. amalgamator Phoenix Mill

Knapp L. ass't engineer Bartola Mill

KONEMAN A. of Steiner & Koneman

*

3L,

Lackland E. R. feeder Sacramento Mill

Laird Alex, miner

Lake E. D. chief engineer Merchants' Mill

Landecker L. grocer, Main, op Eastern Slope Hotel

Leary Dennis, moulder at Nevada Foundry

Lefever A. amalgamator Excelsior Mill

Legler J. P. laborer Merchants' Mill

Leniman B. blacksmith racramento Mill

Lienhart Joseph, laborer Union Mill

Lindsay Calvin, miner

Lindsay Jasper, miner

Lindsay Wm. mill-man, res on road above Silver City

Lindsay H. E. amalgamator Eastern Slope Mill

Louis John, ass't engineer Trench & Co's Mill

Low Joseph, clerk Bacon Mill

Luders W. A. U. S. ass't assessor, Main

Lyons Thos. amalgamator Trench & Co's Mill

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

328 SILVER CITY DIRECTORY,

Mack Wm. laborer Union Mill
Martin J. E. laborer Sacramento Mill
Martz James, miner Echo Mine, Gold Hill
Marx A. clerk with Alder & Co. Main
Masters E. Laborer Phoenix Mill

Mead & McCone, prop'rs Nevada F. situated below Silver City
Mead J. F. owner in Nevada Foundry, situated in John Towa
Mead Martin moulder at Nevada Foundry
Merry Thos. carpenter Swansea Mill
Meyer M. grocer Main, op Steiner & Koneman
Meyer, Bloom & Co. wholesale and retail grocers
Minick J. C. teamster for Waddell
Moore P. laborer Bartola Mill
Morgan F. mining sup't, res Main
Morrison Fred, feeder Phoenix Mill
Morse B. S. owner in Sacramento Mill ■
Mouse Peter amalgamator Union Mill
Mullard R. T. shoe-dealer Main
Munckton Jos. Chrysopolis Saloon, Main
Murphy John, laborer Trench & Co's Mill
Murphy John, feeder Sacramento Mill
Murphy R. miner Pride of West Mine
Murphy John, laborer Bartola Mill
Murray Allen F. druggist with Boisot, Main
Myer Wm. baker with Bauer, Union Bakery
Myrick C. E. Chrysopolis Saloon, Main

MYRKJK & MUNCKTON, prop'rs Chrysopolis Saloon^ Main,
op Steiner & Koneman

Is/Lo

McColgen E. amalgamator Phoenix Mill

McCone John, owner in Nevada Foundry, situated in John Town

McCrisnmon Duncan, tin-smith. Main, op Wells-Fargo's

Mcduffie C. D. of Barney, McDuffie & Co. grocers, Main

McEvely James, prop'r Mansion House, Main

McGarvin D. amalgamator Devil's Gate Mill

McKinncy James, ass't engineer Trench & Co's Mill

McLaughlin D. prop'r Our Office Saloon, Main

McLean Edward, prop'r Eastern Slope Mill, Gold Canoa

McNeal J. miner Pride West Mine

McWilliams John, engineer Bacon Mill

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Neary 0. S. foreman Sacramento Mill

Nichols S. C. prop'r Silver House, Main

Nicliter Geo. M. melter at Nevada Foundry

NO YES li. D. Arcade Saloon, Main, op Silver House

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F..

SILVER CITY DmECTOHY. 32?^

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Otis P. H. miner, bds Main
O'Neil Pat. laborer at Phoenix Mill
O'Riley James, laborer at Trench's Mill
Owens Thos. laborer at Eastern Slope Mill

Palmer B. W, clerk Eastern Slope Hotel, Main

Paris D. H. prop's Paris' Livery Stable, Main

Pease A. S. Justice of Peace, Silver City

Pease A. S. Recorder for Devil's Gate and Chinatown Dist

Pease & Carnes, stock brokers, Main, op Wells Fargo & Co

PHILLIPPS L. S. chief engineer and foreman of Bacon Mill

Pike P. H. att'y-at-law, Main

Pine J. carpenter, res Silver City

Pioneer Quartz Go's Mill, owned by Hickok, Sheldon & Toddman

PIONEER LIVERY STABLE, Main, Foster & Robedee (see ad>

Pimentel J. Mrs. prop'rs Union Saloon, Main

Piatt Norman, school teacher, Silver City

Polley Flint M. amalgamator Eastern Slope Mill

Potting Wm. amalgamator Devil's Gate Mill

Price A. amalgamator Merchants' Mill

Quintrall Wm. miner Pride West Mine

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Ramsdell J. super't Boston Mill

Rasmussin Chris, amalgamator Swansea Mill

Rastaw W. miner, bds Oro House

Reed Dan. foreman Union Mill

Reese J. M, bar-tender Chrysopolis Saloon

Riglon J. carpenter Eastern Slope Mill

Rings Peter, feeder Trench & Co.'s Mill

Robedee B. C. prop'r Pioneer Stable, Main

Roberts J. Wm. prop'r Devil's Gate Toll Road, res gate'

Roberts Wm. H. engineer Swansea Mill

ROURKE M, J. prop'r Silver City Lumber Yard, Main

Rufifner Edward, ass'i engineer Excelsior Mill

Ruiward E. cook Fashion Restaurant

Ryan John, laborer- Trench & Co.'s Mill

Ryan John, chief engineer Union Mill

Ryan J. L. bookkeeper Nevada Foundry res John Town

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Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

830

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY.

W. H. STEPHENSON, M. D.,

Mlj^IlV STItEET, SILVEK, CITY,

Gives special attention to the treatment of all

DISEASES OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM

And from an experience of twelve years of general practice, can
Safely GcakaJitee Satisfaction to all who may place themselves under his care.

Special attention given to the treatment of

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, DIPTHERIA AND PARALYZED LIMBS.

WILLIAM SPARKS,

]VrA.IIsr STREET.

Opposite Mansion House,

SIXj"VEI^ CIT-Z-.

'M

HORSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

Executed with the greatest dispatch.

R. B. TOMLINSON,

SILV^ER CITY,

DEALER IN

G10CE8IES & PSOYinONS,

'J^

AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MINING IMPLEMENTS.

BRANCH STORE AT AMERICAN CITY^

Between Reed's Mill and Norton's Land Office,
"Where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of Goods cheap for cash.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay Stv S. F.;

SILVER CITY DIRECTOEY. 331

Sanborn A. feeder Pioneer Quartz Mill

Scott E. R. wagon-maker with Fitzpatrick & Kenison

Schramm Geo. shoe-maker, Main

Scribner Fred, amalgamator Merchants' Mill

Shafer Thos. chief engineer Bartola Mill

Shaw Samuel, moulder Nevada Foundry

Sheldon V. P. prop'r Pioneer Quartz Mill, Main

Sherman & Bro's prop'rs Knickerbocker Mill

Sherman C. L. prop'r Knickerbocker Mill

Sherman Geo. prop'r Knickerbocker Mill

Schmidt P. J. H. deputy sheriff, bds Sierra Nevada Hotel

Schmidt Jeremiah, barber, Main

Smith & Co. prop'rs Washington Market, Main

Smith Casper, meat market, Main

Smith A. A. prop'rs Oro House, Main

SPARKS WM. blacksmith. Main, (see ad)

Sparrow, Trench & Co. prop'rs of Sparrow, Trench & Go's Mill

and Mine
Sparrow Erastus, milling, res San Francisco
Stanker Joseph, helper at Fitzpatrick & Kenison's blacksmith

shop, Main
Steele H. M, att'y at law. Main
Steele W. (M. D.) office Main
STEINER & KONEMAN, grocers and general merchandise,

Main
STEINER SAMUEL, firm of Steiner & Koneman, res S Francisco
Steiner J. bookkeeper with Steiner & Koneman
STEPHENSON W. H. Doctor, office Main
Stock Chas. laborer Trench and Co's Mill
Storey Chas. A. bookkeeper Swansea Mill
Sullivan John, amalgamator Pioneer Quartz Mill
Sullivan P. feeder Devil's Gate Mill
Swasey V. M. prop'r Eagle Saloon, Main
Sweeny P. moulder Nevada Foundry

SAN FRANCISCO DRY GOODS STORE.

DEALER IN

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.

A FULL ASSORTxMENT OF DRY GOODS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

No. 84 South 0 Street, Virginia City, N. T.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
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332 SILVER CITY DIRECTOBT.

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Tailleur M. stationer, Main

Tallman J. A. head feeder at Bacon Mill

Teackle E. W. milling, res San Francisco

Terry J. L. Texas Saloon, above Devil's Gate

Terry John teamster for Carrick Bro's

Terry Geo. F. feeder Merchants' Mill

Terry J. grocer, Main

Thompson H. A. sup't of Pride "West Mine

Tobler J. M, miner Pride West Mine

Todman J. A. prop'r Pioneer Quartz Mill, Main

Toll Robt. carpenter, bds Sierra Nevada Hotel

TOMLINSON R. B. dealer in groceries and provisions, below

Nevada Hotel
Totis H . amalgamator Phoenix Mill
Townsend E. L, amalgamator Excellsior Mill
Travis J. B. clerk for M. J. Rouke, lumber dealer
Tregloan John, prop'r and sup't of Swansea Quartz Mill
Trench Joseph, milling

XJ

Uznay Chas. superintendent of Phoenix Mill

"V

Vincent Philip, laborer Nevada Foundry

Vollmar Edward, clerk with Steiner & Koneman, Main

Waddell James A. teaming

Wagner Conrad, tailor, Main

Wagoner Chas. ass't engineer Phoenix Mill

Wakeman W. miner, bds Miners' Home

Wallace Mrs. B. S. prop'r Miners' Home above Devil's Gate

Walrod Robt. H. stable-keeper. Main

Waters J. (col'd) agent for Hanibal Laundry, Main

Watson J. feeder Eastern Slope Mill

Watt John, miner Walter Scott Mine, bds Oro House

Watt Wm. miner Walter Scott Mine, bds Oro House

Weigensteine Conrad, prop'r Conrad's Saloon, Main

Weis Chas. sadler, Main

Wcnnerblad Fred, carpenter with Brown, Main

Whaland E. rock breaker Devil's Gate Mill

Wliite John, prop'r Bartola Mill, res Lower Gold Hill

White John, milling, res above Devil's Gate

Whitesidcs Josh, teamster Swansea Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St, S. F.,

SILVER CITY DIRECTORY. 333

Whittemore Y. stock broker, bds Sierra Nevada Hotel

Wilbur R. blacksmith with Hortop, Main

Williams B. C. feeder Excelsior Mill

Williams F. feeder Excelsior Mill

Wilson A. minor, bds Golden Age Hotel

Woods E. miner Leo Mine.

Woods L. Wm. miner Leo Mine

Woods Edward, ass't engineer Devil's Gate Mill

Wright John, prop'r Nevada Hotel, Main

Young Jos. laborer Sacramento Mill

Young Thomas, miner, Main

Young R. S. P. miner, above Devil's Gate

NO CURE, NO PAY !

consrsxjLT-A.Tio3sr p^piee i

PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES AND IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES

Are the great destroyers of health ; they attack insidiously the structure and
gradually undermine and destroy it ; they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from the frame ; they give to the
world puny and diseased offspring, and poison through successive generations the
race of man. The finger marks can be seen in

SCROFUL.A, COWSIJMPTIOIV, CRIPPI.ES,

THERE IS "A BALM IN GILLEADl"

The most obstinate of advanced stages, in either sex, cured in a marvelously
short period and in the most perfect manner, without the use of Mercury in any
form, by

DR. J. C. YOUNG,

540 WASHINGTON STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

334

SILVER CITY cmECTOET.

A NEW SEWING MACHINE!

^

®

DO NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE

UNTflL YOU HAVE SEEN THE FLORENCE

SAMUEL HILL, General Agent,

111 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Corner of Montgomery and Bush Streets,

SAN EHAFGISGO.

LEWIS LELAND & CO. - - PROPRIETORS.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

m WHICH THE

Different Trades and Professions are Classified and Arranged.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Kennedy F. H. & J. M. office in Eastern Slope Hotel, Main

Pike P. H.

Steele H. M. office Main

BAKERS.

Bauer Wm. Union
Derr L. Main

BLACKSS^iiTHS.

FITZPATRICK & KENISON, Main (see adv. p. 320)

Gilmore George, Main

Hortop C. G. Main

SPARKS WILLIAM, Main (see adv. p. 330)

BOARDING HOUSES;

Clarkson Michael, Main
Drysdel J. Rob Roy House
Fret N.

Hine R. Hine's House
Hise Louis, Main

SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, J. C. Gruber & Mrs. E. Elliott
prop'rs. (see adv. p. 324)

BOOTS AND SHOES.

BLACK ROBT. M. Main
Mullard R. T. Main
Schramm Geo. Main

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

336 SILVER CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BREWERS.

Klein & Buob, Main

BUTCHERS.

Goldsticker M. Silver City Market
Goldsticker M. Union Market

CABINET MAKERS.

Bell W. J. manufacturer chairs, etc

CARPENTERS.

Barber S. T. Main

Beers Jo. Main

BROWN PETER, builder and contractor, Main (see ad. p. 320)

Hill Henry, Main

Pine J.

Wennerblad F. with Brown Peter, Main

CLOTHING.

BARNEY, Mcduffie & CO. (see ad p 320)

Gross C. A.

STEINER & KONEMAN, (see ad p 326)

CONTRACTORS.

BROWN PETER, Main (see ad. p. 320)
Howard B. C.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.

Bartlett C. P.
Boisot Chas. V. Main

ENGINEERS.

Branner F. ass't Union Mill
Dooley E. ass't Bacon Mill
McWilliams John, ass't Bacon Mill
PHILLIPPS L. S. chief Bacon Mill
Ruffner Chas. chief
Ryan John, chief Bacon Mill

EXPRESSES.,

Boisot Chas. Y. Langton's, op. Paris' Livery Stable, Main
Fast Freight and Express Co. office Main
Grier J. W. Wells, Fargo & Co.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

SILVER CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 337

FOUNDRIES.

Mead &, McCone, Nevada
PIONEER, (see ad inside front cover)

GROCERIES.

Alder & Co. Main

BARNEY, Mcduffie & CO. (see adv. p. 320)

Meyer, Bloom & Co

STEINER & KONEMAN, Main, (see adv. p. 326)

Terry J. Main

TOMLINSON R. B. (see adv. p. 330)

HOTELS.

ANGEL J. F. Eastern Slope, Main

Hart Mrs. Mary, Golden Age, Main

McEvely & Co. prop'rs Mansion House, Main

Nichols S. C. Silver House, Main

SIERRA NEVADA, J. C. Gruber & Mrs. E. Elliott (see ad p 324)

Smith A. A. Oro House, Main

Wright John, Nevada

LIVERY STABLES.

PIONEER, Foster & Robedee, op. Eastern Slope Hotel, (see ad.
p323)

LUMBER.

ROURKE M. J. Silver City Yard, Main, (see ad. p. 326)

MASON.

Allen E. E. res. Main

MERCHANTS-GENERAL.

BARNEY, McDUFFIE & CO. (see adv. p. 320)
STEINER & KONEMAN, (see adv. p. 326)
TOMLINSON R. B. (see adv. p. 330)

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Dean Geo. office in Post Office, Main
Grier J. W, office in Wells-Fargo's, Main
Kennedy James M. office Main

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

338 SILVER CITY BUSINESS DIEECTORT.

PAINTER.

Denny Wm. Main

PHYSICIANS.

Steele W. Main

STEPHENSON W. H. Main, (see ad p 330)

RESTAURANTS.

Dettner Geo. Fashion

SADDLER:

Weis Chas. manufacturer

SALOONS^

Baker J. H. Occidental

Becker L. C. Grass Valley, Main

Gilbert & Swasev, Eagle, Main

HALL & NOYES, Arcade, Main (see adv. p. 326)

McLaughlin D. Our Office Saloon

Myrick & Muncton, Chrysopolis Hall, Main

Pimentel J. Mrs. Union

Sierra Nevada, J. 0. Gruber & Mrs. E. Elliott

Terry J. L. Texas Gold Hill

Weigenstein C. Conrads, Main

STABLES.

FOSTER & ROBEDEE, Pioneer, (see ad p 323)
Paris D. H. Main

STATIONERY.

Tailleur M. Main

Haubert F. A. Main
Wagner C. Main

McCrumnon D. Main

TAILORS.

TINNER.

WAGON MAKERS.

Cooper Wm. Main

FITZPATRICK & KENLSON, (see ad p 320)

SPARKS WM. (see ad p 330)

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

AMEEICAN CITY DIRECTORY. 339

AMERICAN CITY, STOREY COUNTY.

Is situated one and a half miles south-west of Gold Hill, on
the main travelled road between California and Virginia. Th6
road is in excellent order, and extensive improvements are being
constantly made which gives it a prestige over any of the othef
roads leading through the Territory. From the point at which
this road leaves the Dayton and Carson road the ascent is gradual,
giving to it the exclusive travel of all heavy teams loaded for
Virginia. The citizens have displayed an energy in building up
this city which is not excelled by any body of people in th-e Ter*-
ritory, although but little was known of American City except-
ing the richness of the mines in the locality, previous to the
present spring, buildings have been erected with such dispatch,
(and rapidly doubling in numbers,) that the place now presents all
the features of an old and well established city. Here can be
found representatives from almost every trade, business or pro^
fession. The rapid growth of ihe city is caused by the rich
developments and numerous well-defined lodes discovered in and
around the city. The excitement in past years has been so great
in other localities that the majority of prospectors passed through
here and went to places that were heralded to them through the
aid of wily runners and interested speculators. When the out^
side bubbles bursted this spring, and the excitements subsided,
the returning emigration seeing the advantages of the place and
the richness of the mines, hastened to niake locations and erect
suitable dwellings, the result of which is, that there has been
more buildings erected, and improvements made here, during the
past few months, than in any other city in the Territory. A
number of quartz mills are now in course of erection, and several
more have been ordered. The cite of the city has a natural loca^
tion which is possessed by none of the neighboring' cities*
There are several springs which furnish sufficient water to supply
the demands of a large city, besides several more have been
struck by miners while tunnelling in the vicinity, which secure
to the city an ever abundant supply of this indispensible fluid.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
35

340 AMERICAN CITY DIRECTOE"?.

Reed & Wade's quartz mill, situated at American City, was
built in 1861 by Smith, Wade & Co., runs four batteres of two
stamps each, making- eight stamps in all, which reduces about
eight tons of quartz in twenty-four hours ; it has six amalgamating
tubs, two Hepburn pans, and one agitator. The mill is run by
an engine of 20-horse power, and crush custom rock, superintended
by the proprietors.

Rigby & Co.'s quartz mill, situated on American Flat, was
erected in 1862, owned by Rigby Bros., Brewster & Breet ; runs
two batteries of five stamps each, making ten stamps, which re-
duces about fourteen tons of quartz in twenty-four hours ; has
five Varney amalgamating pans, and four settling tubs, driven by
a steam engine of 30-horse power, crushes custom rock. This
mill has a prospecting pan for working small lots of ore, also
an assaying and smelting apparatus. The boiler is of Nevada
manufacture, having been made by the Pioneer Boiler Works in
Lower Gold Hill. This company were fortunate in securing
such an excellent natural site for the location of their mill and
works.

Office at Virginia Hotel, cor. Sutton Avenue and B Sts.,

Jl^* This Establishment being the oldest and largest in the City, situated free
fi'om dust, and having a good quality of water, is now prepared to give to its
patrons a superior style of work.

Wagons Eun Daily to Eecsive and Deliver Washing.

ORDINARY WENDING AND BUTTONS SEWED ON

^'Tr- Orders attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. "t§2^

MARK THE DBFFERENCE BETWEEN

" PIONEER" and '* PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY."
HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St, S. F.,

FOR THE

YEAR COMMENCING MAY, 1864.

bds.. boards, n.. north, s.. south. nr..near. res.. reside, op. .opposite,
ad . . advertisements.

Adams J. H. prop'r American Citv Sta2:e Line
AMERICAN CITY STAGE CO."^ runs'bet Virginia and Ameri-
can City
AMERICAN CITY HOTEL, Wm. Fawcett, (see ad)
Anderson G. G. miner, bds American City Hotel
Armstrong J. miner, bds American City Hotel

Bacon Frank, miner, bds American City Hotel
Baker J. W. carpenter
Bath Joseph, F. butcher
Beltier M. blacksmith nr Toll House
Berk John, blacksmith
Bodwell J. D. carpenter
Hogar C. S. amalgamator Reed's Quartz Mill
BOOHINGER & ORTH, grocers (see ad)
BOOHINGER M. grocer, of Boohinger & Orth
BOOTHERTON J. R. prop'r American City Store, (see ad)
Boyden Wm. miner, bds at Strother's
Brett J. R. of Rigby & Co's Mill, res San Francisco
Brewster Calvin, prop'r Russ House
Brewster S. T. of Rigby & Co's Mill
Brown James, Feeder Reed's Mill

BROWN S. H. prop'r Brown's Lumber Yard, nr Washoe Toll
House, (see ad)

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

342

AMERICAN CITY DIRECTORY.

EXCHANGE SALOON,

A-]M[EIIIC.4.]V "F1L.A.T.

BEST QUALITY OF WINES, LIQUORS ETC, ALWAYS ON HAND.

" You will find Brown as snug as a Bug in a rug,
And snugger than any other Bug-ger."

M. BOOHINGER,

R. ORTH.

BOOHINGER & CO.

RETAIL DEALERS IN

^wmm, ^tmmm$, ^ifi§u, #fc.,

ISrEj\.It THE L^IVD OFFICE,

^MERICA^lSr CITY, IST. T.

JAMES R. BROTHERTON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

MERCHANDISE, CLOTHING, ETC.

(near Miantonomoh Works.)

^IMERIO^N CITY,
THEODORE GOSSE, PROPRIETOR.

Board and Lodging by the day or week. Rooms for families.

THE BAR IS FURNISHED WITH THE BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS.

HODGE & WOOD, Wliolesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

AMEEICAN CITY DIRECTORY. 343

BROWN HENRY C. Notary Public, and prop'r Brown's Ex-
change, res and office American Flat, (see ad)
Brown John, cook at Rigby & Go's Mill
Burke V. foreman Empress Mine
Burns Luke, miner Empress Mine
Burns Michael, recorder Am. District
Burne M. Jr. toll housekeeper of Am. F. Toll Road

o

Carlton R. N. prop'r American Exchange Hotel

Carlton W. P.

Carson James, ranchman

Childers L. C. chief engineer Rigby & Go's Mill

Chism John, carpenter and builder

Collins Chas. P. chief engineer Miantinomoli Mine

Conely E

Crawford Wm. C. miner

Crawford T. miner, bds Eureka Hotel

Cuddiiigton J. S. bar-tender at Browns' Exchange

Curtis D. S.

ID

Danley W. N. miner

Davis James P. carpenter

Davis T. J. owner of lime kiln

Delavan Geo W. miner Bell Vernon Mine

Dolan M. miner

Dowell F. M. carpenter and builder

Dutton Geo. laborer Rigby & Go's Mill

Eyde Peter, feeder Rigby & Go's Mill

in

FAWGETT WM. prop'r American City Hotel
Fortin J. whim-driver Empress Mine
Fry Milton L. prop'r Stone House

o-

GLOVER E. F. agent American City Land office

Gordon J. H. carpenter

Grant R. P. carpenter

Green Henry, miner

Griffin J. miner

Grinell Joshua, ass't amalgamator Rigby & Go's Mill

GOSSE T. prop'r Eureka'Hotel

Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

344 AMERICAN CITY DIRECTORY.

Hanson E. miner

Havens James, steward at American City Hotel

Heppel John, plasterer

Holms Joseph, engineer Reed & Wade's Mill

Hunt Samuel, miner Continental Mine

HUNT WM. stock broker and mining sec'y

I

Issen J. H. mining secretary

J"

Jacob J. G. miner
Jahn Henry, prop'r City Hotel
Jones H. H. engineer Reed's Mill
Jones Robert, prop'r milk-ranch

KALLEY D. W. prop'r Our House, on Divide Am. Flat
KEEPERS J. T. prop'r with Lee, of Willows Saloon
Kiser Samuel, owner in American City Brewery
Kline Louis, owner in American City Brewery
Kline & Kiser, prop'rs American City Brewery
Kyger Peter, carpenter

LEE BARTON, prop'r with Keepers, of Willows Saloon

LEE & KEEPERS, prop'rs Willows Saloon

Lillie Crist, painter

Lingelfeter J. L. miner, bds at American Exchange

Lint E. carpenter and builder

Logan W. C. carpenter, res American City

Lopez Manuel, miner

Lynch Thos. blacksmith shop, op Brown's Lumber Yard

Lyon James, ass't engineer Rigby & Go's Mill

Marchant Geo. bar-tender at American City Hotel

Maiipin Thos. J. sup't Miantinomoh Mine

Maynard C. amalgamator Rigby & Co's Mill

MIDDLETON W. 0. Lumber Dealer

Miller G. miner

Minto Wm. engineer and surveyor, office at Brown's Exchange

Monty Joseph, blacksmith nr Toll House

Moss T. H. owner in Miantinomoh Mine

Murry Thos. amalgamator Rigby & Co's Mill

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. P.,

AMERICAN CITY DIRECTORY. 345

McCarty P. prop'r McCarty's Saloon

McCleand James, miner

McDaniel J. H. laborer at Am. F. lime kiln

McFarland S. prop'r lumber yard, bet American City and G. H

McGurk Wm, carpenter Baltic Mine

McKay Dan. miner, bds American City Hotel

McMillan A. M. carpenter and builder

McMillan David, feeder at Rigby & Go's Mill

McMillan R. carpenter

McPeck J. carpenter

McReynolds Robt. owner of lime kiln

IS!

Nisbet J. R. American City Saloon
Nugent F. miner Scott Consolidated

o

O'Conor M. ass't engineer Miantinomoli Mine
Olvany Thos. miner Bell Vernon Mine
O'Neii C. miner, bds Thorn's House
ORTH R. grocer

-^

Peterson A. miner

PRINCE B. American City Stage Line

Radczewosky & Birke, prop'rs blacksmith shop

Radczewosky Jacob, blacksmith

Rasner J. B. brakesman Miantinomoh Mine

Redwine J. F. owner in lime kiln

Redwine & Co. prop'rs American F. lime kiln

REED WM. M. American City Stage Line

Reed G. K. owner in Reed & Wade's Mill

RIGBY A. J. of Rigby & Co's Mill, res Oakland, Cal

RIGBY JAMES A. of Rigby & Co's Mill

Rigby & Co. prop'rs Rigby's Mill

Robinson James M. helper with H. Sheel

Sargent H. E. laborer Rigby & Co's Mill
Saxtorph A. miner

Sexton James miner, bds Central House
Sheel H. blacksmith and wagon-manufacturer
Shontz I. S. clerk at Russ House

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks.

846 AMERICAN CITY DIEECTORY.

DEALER IN

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, NAILS, LOCKS, &C.

YARD NEAR WASHOE TOLL HOUSE,

JliEiliii ilTI iiTEL

Near Rigby & Co.'s Quartz Mill

WILLIAM FAWCETT, (Late of Sacramento) PROPRIETOR.

JKl'^Table is furnished with all the delicacies of the scasoii.'=@H
.^"BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST OF LIQUORS.-®^

^ Large and extensive Stables are connected with this Hotel for the accommoda'
tion of teams, etc.

BARTON LEE. J T. KEEPERS.

AMERICAN CITY.

A place of Resort, Amusement and Refreshment. A Race Track

always ready.

BARTON LEE & J. T. KEEPERS, PROPRIETORS.

^V^ILLIAM HUIsrT

jSL3>J'X>

OF THE FOLLOWING COxMPANIES : ^

Jim McClellan, Orion, Hunt, Braden, West Gold Hill and Washington.

OFFICE, AMERICAN CITY, N. T.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

AMERICAN CITY DIRECTORY. 347

SMART GEO. H. clerk for R. B. Tomlinson, branch store

Smith John, miner Empress Mine

Smith Henry, miner

Snyder F. V. prop'r meat market

Snyder J. J. miner

Steel James, carpenter Rigby's Mill

Strother E. miner, res op American Exchange

Stuart Wm. A. teamster Rigby's Mill

T

Thompson Thos. M. laborer at Am. F. lime kiln
THOMPSON R. prop'r Central Hotel
Tomlinson R. B. branch store, res Silver City
TOMPSON H. H. millwright, works at Reed's Mill
Tucker James, teamster Rigby & Go's Mill

WADE ABNER, owner in Reed & Wade's Mill

WALL G. millwright and general mechanic

Warren I. F.

Watkins James, miner Bell Vernon Mine

Wheeling John, miner bds American City Hotel

White John, teamster

White W. J. bds Central Hotel

White H. G. machinist

White A. H. miner

White A. C. carpenter

Willson Wm. miner

WILLOWS SALOON, Keepers & Lee"

Winkerman milkman for Jones

WINN H. S. & CO. prop'r Pioneer Lumber Yard'

WINN H. S. lumber dealer

Wright H. S. brakesman MiSntinomoh Mine

Wright W. ass't amalgamator Rigby & Co's Mill

JOHN 0. MITCHELL & CO.,

408 Pine Street, above Montgomery^

SAixr ae'B.Aiiirexseo.

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All Garments guaranteed to give satisfaction. "^^
Dealers in Every Variety of Staple aad Fancy Stationery.

348

AMERICAN CITY DIRECTORY.

S. ALSTROM.

G. S. JOHNSOJf.

LICK HOUSE,

ALSTROM & JOHNSON, PROPRIETORS,

Comer Sutter and Montgomery Streets.

This House is in every respect the

lit

>@

OF —

idC^SS- IS'QQS,4^S:3-C^IZ^C^CS>»

Its interior Is finished vrlth a degree of excellence unsurpassed
by any Hotel In the United States.

iJkl

In fact, All the Improvements of the Age.

The Proprietors, (formerly of the Oriental,

Will endeavor to please all who favor them with their patronage.

WHITE SUIPHUUPRINGS,

This Favorite Resort will remain under the management of

MR. S. ALSTROM.

Haying made EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS on the

The public can rest assured that their sojourn at the Springs
will be made pleasant.

S. ALSTROM, Proprietor.

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

IN WHICH THE

Different Trades and Professions are Classified and Arranged.

BREWERIES.

Kline & Kiser

BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKERS.

Lynch Thos.

Peltier & Monty, Ameriean City Shop

SheelK
Snyder F. V

BROKERS AND MINING SECRETARIES.

BROWN H. C.

HUNT WM. (see ad p 3-46)

CARPENTERS.

Dowel F. M. builder
Gordon J. H
McMillan A. M
McPeck J.
STANWAY & SONS

ENGINEER.

Minto Wm. civil, office Brown's Exchange

GROCERS.

BOOeiNGER & ORTH, (see ad p 342)
BROTFIERTON J. R. (see ad p 342)

TOMLIXSON R. B. store in Silver City, branch American City,
(see ad p 830)

Blank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

350 AMERICAN CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HOTELS.

Brewster Calvin, Russ House

Carlton R. N, American Exchange

FAWCETT WM. American City (see ad p 346)

GOSSE T. Eureka (see ad p 342)

Jahn Henry, City Hotel

K alley D. W. Our House

Thompson R. Central

LUMBER.

BROWN S. H. Brown's Yard, (see ad p 846)
McFarland, branch, bet G. H, and Am. Flat
WINN H. S. & CO. Pioneer

MILLWRIGHT.

Wall G

NOTARY PUBLIC,

Brown Henry C. office American Flat

RECORDER.

Burns M. American City District

SALOONS.

BROWN H. C, Brown's Exchange, (see ad p 342)

Burnes M. Empress

LEE & KEEPERS, Willows, (see ad p 346)

McCarthy P. McCarthy's

Nisbet J. R

ALEX. K. BALDWIN. JAMES MICHAEL.

A. R. BALDWIN ^ CO.,

I (Successors to S. H. MEEKER & CO.,)

IMPORTERS AM) JOBBERS OF

mum m E'@m

Agency of Longworth's Wines, Chestnut Grove Whisky, and Cucomungo
Vineyards, San P-ornardino County.

je^FlNE WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN, IN BOND."^
HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F,

AMERICAN CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

351

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

352

AMERICAN CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

411 SAlVSO]\XE STI^EET,

Between Commercial aud Sacramento, SAN FRANCISCO.

DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, RIFLES,

*iitmi»' mm sii

MWi.ftWI^W.fl

. POWDER, SHOT, LEAD AND CAPS.

And Repairing oxecnted in the neatest manner.
Dealers in School Books and Cheap Publications.

MININGS DIRECTORY

CONTANING THE NAMES OF CLAIMS, THE NUMBER OF FEET OWNED',-

THE DISTRICT IN WHICH THEY ARE LOCATED, NAME OF

SECRETARY, AND THEIR ADDRESS.

-A.ToToxeATia.tiojiajS.

P. F.. Pioneer Foundry. G. S. .Gold Hill. Dist. .District. Va .. Virginia;
Va. Dipt.. Virginia District. B S. S. .Blue Sulphur Springs. Pal .. Palmyra. R.
R.. Reese River. Am. F.. American Flat. Sec'y. .Secretary M. Co.. Mining
Company. Ft. .Feet. Sh. .Shares. G. S. .Gold and Silver. S. V. Dist, .Spring"
Valley District. S. S. Dist. .Silver Star District. Cor.. Corner. I. S.. Indian
Springs. D. G.. Devil's Gate. Red Mt..Red Mountain. Of.. Office. Con..
Consolidated. N. C. .North C Street. S. C. .South C Street. S. C. .Silver City.
Mt.W.. Mount Wells.

.A.

Abell and Key, 2000 ft. G. H. Dist. W. W. Bishop sec'y, office G. H
Abernpthy, G. H. Dist. 1040 sh. H. Bruckman sec'y, office 48 s B, Va
Adolph, Devil's Gate Dist. 1000 sh, A. S. Pease sec'y, office S. City
jEtnu, S. Heidelheim sec'y, office Dayton

Agate, 600 ft. G. H. Dist. W. E. Hale sec'y office Wells-Fargo's G. H
Alabama, Silver Star Dist, 800 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y, office over Wells-
Fargo's Va
Alamance, Con. 8200 ft. V. Dist. W. A.M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22 s C, V«
Alameda Coal Co. 880 sh, C, D. McDuffey sec'y, office Silver City
Alban, W. O, Farnsworth sec'y, 73 Montgomery, San Francisco
Alladin, 2400 ft, G. H. Dist. V, F. Valle Sec'y, office G, H
Allison Ranch, Spring Valley, 1400 sh, A. C. Knox sec'y, office room

13 Taylor's Building, Va
Almaden, Desert Dist. 1200 sh, W. W. Coryell sec'y office 45 s C, Va
Alpha, S. D. Fulton sec'y, office 43 s B
Alpha, G. H. Dist. Chas. Foreman sec'y, office G. H
Altoona, H. E. Woodruff sec'y, office G. H
Alturas, M, Mygatt sec'y, office 94 s C
Amador, W, K. Cutler sec'y. Roe's Building, B
Amazon, Va. Dist, 1200 sh. J. H, Dupai.x sec'y, office 25 s B, Va
Amazon, J. P. Winnie sec'y, office G. H

Ajnerican Basin, 9300 ft. Humb't Dist. J. B. Fulton sec'y, Va
Am. City, G. H, Dist, 500 sh, W. W, Coryell sec'y, office 45 s C, V»

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35i MINING DIRECTORY.

Am. City, AI. T. & W. Co. 2500 ft. G. H. Dist. U. P. Hutchings sec'y

Am. Flat, Nevada, J. M. Anderson sec'y, 32 s B

Am. Flat M. Co. 1200 ft. G. H. Dist. G. G. Burrett sec'y, office May-

nard's Biocic, G. H
Am. Shield & Red Mt. 1200 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y office Wells-Fargo's
Am. and Silver City T. R. Co. 500 sh. T. Barcley sec'y office 1 s B. Va
Andrew Jackson, 800 ft. G. H. ]3ist. H. C. Brooke sec'y G. H
Andrew Jackson, Reese K. 1600 sh. B. F. Moses sec'y office 26 n C, Va
Anna, Devil's G. Dist. 800 ft. L. A. Hauck sec'y, office G. H
Antelope, G. H. Dist. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C. Va
Antelope, D. G. Dist. 1400 sh. J. T. Mc:Mahon sec'y, office s C, Va
Apple, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. W. W. Price, sec'y, office 37 s C, Va
Atlantic, 1200 ft. G. H. Dist. J. F. Linthicum sec'y, office Va
Argentoro, H. Butenop sec'y. office cor B & Union
Arrington Co. J. F. Linthicum sec'y, office G. H
Arizona, 1200 ft. G. H. Dist. D. F. Hodges sec'y, 8 s C, Va
Arizona, 1200 ft. S. S. Dist. S. B. Turner sec'y, 33 s C, Va
Aspinwall G. & S. M. Co. Argentine

Astor, G. H. Dist. E. C. Lovell sec'y, 436 Jackson, San Francisco
Atchison, Va. Dist. 6000 shs. G. W'. Hopkins sec'y, office 48 s B, Va
Atlantic, D. G. Dist. 1800 sh. A. C. Knox, sec'y, office, room 13 Tay-
lor's Building, Va
Atlas, 1200 ft. G. H. Dist. D. K. Korn sec'y, G. H
Atwill, Flowery Dist. 1800 sh. S. E. Wetherell sec'y, office 62 s B, Va
Aylsworth, 800 ft. G. H. Dist. Geo. G. Burnett sec'y, office Maynard's
Block, G. H

Bacon M. Co., S. Doake sec'y, office B. F. Hasting's Bank, Va
Badger, Desert Dist. 1200 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, office 45 s C. Va
Bajazet & Golden Era Con. F. F. Fargo sec'y, office 45 s C. Va
Baker Co., G. W. Talmadge, office 23 s C. Va

Baldwin, G. H, Dist., 1040 sh. H. Brick man sec'y, office 48 s B. Va
Ball, 1000 ft. V. Dist. W. McKay sec'y, 26 s C. Va
Ballard, 2000 ft. A. F., C. C. Warner sec'y, 7 s C. Va %
Baltic, G. H. Dist. 1800 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, office 45 s C. Va
Baltimore American, M. Leichtenstein sec'y, office 19 n C. Va
Baltimore American, W. T. Atwood sec'y, office 224 Montgomery, S. F
Banner, Erastus Bond sec'y, office 27 n B

Barley, V. Dist. 2200 sh. A. H. Griswold sec'y, office over Wells-
Fargo's, Va
Baton Rouge Con., 1800 ft. V. Dist. C. C. Harvey sec'y, 32 s C. Va
Beach & Paxton, V. Dist. L. Hermann sec'y, Va
Beard, 400 ft. B. S. S. Dist. M. Leichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C. Va
Belcher, G. H. Dist. 1040 sh. H. Bruckman sec'y, office 48 s B. Va
Belle Union, 1400 ft. S. S. Dist. R. W. Billet sec'y, 33 s C. Va
Belle Fontain, 600 ft. G. H. Dist. A. J. Gould sec'y, G. H
Belle Vernon, W. R. Morris sec'y, office cor. B. & Union, Va
Belle of Nevada, Louis Morris sec'y, office 89 s C Va
Belvidere, V. Dist. E. S. Pierson sec'y, office at Hoffis Lumber office, Va

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Ben Franklin, I. S. Dist. 1400 sh. Lewis Goodwin sec'y, 58 n C. Va

Bennett Co., 600 ft. G. H. Dist. W. £. F. Deal sec'y, 45 s C. Va

Bennett, E. A. Hills sec'y, office 120 s C. Va

Bertrand, A. F. Dist. 1200 sli. W. Bremner sec y, office 24 s C. Va

Best & Belcher, W. Willis sec'y, office 712 Montgomery, S. F

Beunaventura, G. H, Dist. 2600 sh. J. B. Coffee sec'y, 10 Taylor, Va

Beaver G. & S. M. Co., G. H. Dist. IQOO ft. A. Lukiri sub sec'y, G. H

Birdsall, R. Mackintosh sec'y, office cor B. & Union

Black Warrior, 600 ft. G. H. Dist. G, G. Burnett sec'y, office May-

nard's Block, G. H
Blucher, T. Steudeman sec'y, office 72 s C. Va
Bob Black, 3000 ft. D. G. Dist. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C. Va
Bob Walker, 1400 ft. G. H. Dist. J. McCarty sec'y, 14 n C. Va
Bohemian, D. G. Dist. 1000 sh. P. Kitz sec'y, office S. City
Bolan, M. W. Dist. Churchill Co. 1800 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y, office over

Wells-Fargo's Va
Bonanza, 365 ft. V. Dist. W. P. Hutchings sec'y
Boston, 600 ft. S. V. Dist. M. Leichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C. Va
Bourbon, V. Dist. 1000 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, office 37 s C. Va
Bowery, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. W. Krause sec'y, Va Divide
Braden, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. W. Hunt sec'y, office American City
Branch Mint G. & S. M. Co. 1200 ft. G. 11. Dist. D. F. Hedges sec'y,

8 s C. Va
Broadway, C. A. Shaeny sec'y, office s C. Va
Broderick, B. S. S. Dist. 2000 sh. H. H. Crone secV, office Va
Brooklyn. Tunnel & M. Co., V. Dist. 2200 sh. T. Barclay sec'y, office

1 s B. Va
Brother Jonathan, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. S. J. Devoe sec'y, 19 s B. Va
Brown & Nickison, A. F, Dist. 1500 sh. H, C. Brown sec'v, Amer'n

.City
Buckeye, Argentine Dist. F. A. Marston sec'y
Buckeye, S. H. Sweetapple sec'y, office Dayton
Buenavista, I. S. Dist. 160 ft. T. B. Storer'^sec'y, G. H
Burke & McClellan Con. 1800 ft. G. H. Dist. J. F. Linthicum sec'y,

office Va
Bullion, J. C. Leconey sec'y, office Taylor bet. C. & D
Bullion, G. H. Dist. 2500 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, office 48 s B. Va
Burke, M. W. Dist. 1800 sh. M. Wygatt sec'y, office ov^r Wells-Far-
go's, Va.
Burke & Hamilton, B. F. Hastings, Va

Burning Moscow, J. P. Nourse sec'y, office 620 Washington, S. F
Byron, Genessee Dist. 8000 sh. S. G. Martin sec'y, office 85 s C. Va

EDOAR E. WATTS,
Secretary of Mining Companies and Stock Broker,

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING,

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

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Caledonia Tunnel & M. Co. G. H. Dist. &00Osh. R, H. Newton sec'y,

office 9 s B, Va
Caledonia, R. N. Newton sec'y, Post Office Building, B
Calitornia, J. C. Leconey see'y, office Va
California, Va. Dist. 300 ft. L. Hermann sec'y, Va
Caliph. 1600 ft. G. H. Dist. H.C. Brooke sec'y, G. H
Canada West, 1600 ft. Va. Dist. W. E. F. Deal sec'y, 45 s C, Va
Canadian, S, D. Steel see'y, office cor C & Taylor
Capital 100 ft. Va. Dist. J. H. Lehigh sec'y, cor C &and Union
Capital, B. S. Springs Dist. 1600sh. A. Cramer sec'y, office 7 s C. Va
Capitola, T. J. Owens sec'y, office Armory Hall, S. F
Carrie Mack, 1800 ft. N. Dist. S. N. E.Strauss sec'y, 26 s C, Va
Carson, G. H. Dist. 1400 ft. W. W. Bishop sec'y, office G. H
Cascade, G. H. Dist. 2000 ft. G. V^. Turney sec'y, office G. H
Casselli, Ind. Spring Dist. H. Dreschfeldt sec'y, office south E
Cedar Hill Tunnel, C. T. Hobart sec'y, 620 Washington, S. F
Cedar Tree, W. W. Bishop sec'y, office G. H
Centreville, W. R. Rhodes sec'y, G. H
Central, P. II. Frank Sec'y office at Mill, E, Va
Central American, H. P. Forrester sec'y, office 436 Jackson, S. F
Central Park, 1000 ft. G. H. Dist. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C, Va
Cerro Pasco, Va. Dist. 1000 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, office 37 s C, Va
Challenge, 1000 ft. G. H. Dist. John White sec'y, office G. A
Challange, G. H. Dist. 600 ft. A. D. Brooks sec'y, office G. H
Champion, Devil's G. Dist. 2100 sh. A. S. Pease sec'y, office Silver C
Champion, 1400 ft. G. H. Dist. Geo. G. Burnett sec'y, office Maynard's

Block, G. H
Chaniplain, Va Dist. 800 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, office, 45 s C, Va
Chapin, E. A. Hill sec'y, office 120 s C. Va
Charles Caney, G. Evans sec'y, office G. H

Cherokee, Am. Flat Di.?t. 2000 sh. Ketcham Piatt sec'y, office G. H
Chicago, Como Dist. W. G. Lee sec'y,- office Como
Chippewa, J. C. Leconey sec'y, office Va
Chollar, W. E. Dean sec'y, office 434 California, S. F
Chrisopolis. Va. Dist. J. P. Corrigan sec'y, office at Mexican mine, Va
Churchill, Va. Dist. 3000 sh. T. Barclay sec'y, office 1 s B. Va
Cincinnati, 1600 ft. G. H, Dist. A. S. Arrington sec'y, office Va
Claremont, W. O. Smith sec'y, office Va
Clement, 1000 ft. Va. Dist. S. B. Turner sec'y, 33 s C. Va
Cleopatra, Va. Dist. 2200 sh. C. G. FuTik sec*y, office 15 n B. Va
Cleopatra, D. Dist. 1800 sh. T. Fitch sec'y, office cor. Taylor & B, Va
Clinton & Hubbs, J. P. Winnie sec'y, office G, H
Clio G. & S. M. Co. 2600 ft. R. M. Dist G. Stitle sec'y, 35 s B. Va
Clipper, B. S. S. 1200 sh. W. A. Luders sec'y, office S. C
Coburg, J. C. Leconey sec'y, office Va

Coercion, G. Dist. bOO sh. A. Kramer sec'y, office 7 s C. Va
G.le, VV. E. Wood sec'y, office 123 California, S. F
Collossus, W. H. Rhodes sec'y, office Taylor's building, Va
Colorado, D. M. Desmond sec'y, office cor. B. & Union.

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MINING DIRECTORY. 357

Colorado Co., G. H. Dist. 1800 ft. H. H Flagg sec'y, office G. H
Columbia, 1500 ft. N. V. Dist. W. E F. Deal, sec'y, 45 s C. Va
Columbus, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. H. S. Winn, office American City
Colusa, D. G. Dist. 1200 sh. A. II. Griswold sec'y, office over Wells-

Fargo's, Va
Combined Effort, 700 ft. G. II. Dist. W. O. Conwell sec'y, office G. H
Comstock Con. D. G. Dist. 1400 sh. W. Samson sec'y, 25 n B. Va.
Confidence, Argentine Dist. W. E. Hale sec'y, office Wells-Fargo's

building, G. H.
Confidence, G. A. Dist. A. B. Paul sec'y, office Paul's block, G. H.
Consolidated Brotherhood, D. N. Berlin sec'y, office Union block B. Va
Cons'd Cedar Hill, 4300 ft. Va. Dist. R. W.' Billet sec'y, 33 s C. Va.
Consolidated Co. W. W. Bishop sec'y, office G. H
Consolidated G. & S. M. Co. G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. A. H. Griswold

sec'y, office over Wells-Fargo's, Va
Consolidated Grass Valley, T. Barclay sec'y, cor. B. & TTnion, Va
Consolidated Mt. G. H. Dist. 2200 sh. A. Kramer sec'y, office 7 s C. Va
Constantine, Va. Dist. 1000 sh. J. B. Plunkett sec'y, office 16 n B. Va
Constitution, P. Dist. 1300 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, office 14 n C. Va
Constitution, L. T. Heath sec'v, office American City
Continental, G. H. Dist. 2000^ft. G. W. Turney sec'y, office G. H
Contraband, 700 ft. G. H. Dist. G. G. Burnett sec'y, office Maynard's

block, G. H
Coppers, 1000 ft. G, H. Dist. G. G. Burnett sec'y, office Maynard's

block, G. H
Coryell, S. S. Dist. 2000 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, office 45 s C. Va
Cosmopolitan, T. J. Owens sec'y, office Armory Hall, S. F
Cosmopolitan, H. J. T. Schell sec'y, office 93 s C. Va
Cosser, S. D. Fulton sec'y, office 43 B. Va
Crescent, D. G. Dist. 2000 sh. W. A. Luders sec'y, office S. C
Crinoline, E. A. Hills sec'y, office 120 s C. Va

Cristo & India Con. G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C. Va
Crocker, C. H. Eastman sec'y, 119 D. Va
Crcesus, G. H. Dist. 600 ft. J. Pfoutz sec'y, of. G. H
Grossman, C. A. Witherell sec'y, of. Como
Crowell, Mt. W. Dist. 1800 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y of. over Wells-Fargo's

Va
Crown Point Rav. G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. R, H. Newton sec'y 9 s B, Va
Crystal Peak, R. D, Ferguson sec'y, of, Va
Cumberland Coal Co. H. Hugert sec'y
Cyclopes & Sanoita Con. Va, Dist. 3200 sh, J, R. Plunkett, 16 n B, Va

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Daly, Va. Dist. 20OO sh, B. F. Moses sec'y, 26 s C, Va
Daney, Devil's Gate Dist. A. De Senailhac sec'y, 515 Sansorae, S. F
Daney, No. 2, D. G. Dist. 1400 sh. Victor Ressayre sec'y, 115 n B, Va
Daniel Webster, Rd. Mt. Dist. J. W. Brown sec'y, 113 s C, Va
Daniel Low Coal Co. J- Carmichael sec'y, R'^e s IBuild. n B, Va
Dansville Iowa, Devil's G. Dist. 800 sh. A. S. Pease sec'y of Silver C
Dardanelle, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. C. V. Goodrich of. Lansings's G. H

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Davis, Red Mt. Dist. 2400 sh. B. F. Moses sec'y, "26 n C, Va

Dayton & Mont. Ledge, Palmyra Di?t. 2000 sh. M. Thomson 14 C, Va

Dearborn, Summit Lake Dist. 1400 sh. C. C. Warner sec'y 7 s C, Va

Decatur, J. N. B. Carver sec'y, of. G. H

Deep Red, S. S. Dist. 1000 sh. S. B. Turney sec'y, 33 s C, Va

De Groot Con, Thos. Barclay sec'y, of. cor. Union and B, Va

De Groot, P. N. Ryan sec'y, ot, cor. B, and Taylor

Delevan Blue S. S. Dist. 1200 sh. T. J. Devoe sec'y, 19 s B, Va

Dell, John Fowler sec'y, 326 Clay, S. F

Delmas V, Rassayre sec'y, 115 n B, Va

Desert, Flowery Dist. D. Wilder sec'y 240, Montgomery S. F

De Witt Clinton, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. J. L. Moore sec'y, 10 s B, Va

Diamond, Blue S. Spring Dist. 1300 sh. P. 11. Pike sec'y, of. Silver C

Dictator, S. S. Dist. 1600 ft. Wm. L. Hoover sec'y, 54 s C, Va

Don Carlos, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. Joseph Loryea sec'v, 17 n C, Va

Double Eagle, Va Dist. 2000 ft. W. E. F. Deal sec'y, 45 s C, Va

Douglas, G. W. Blackford sec'y, of Dayton

Dr. Perry, G. H. Dist. IGOO ft. Dr. Perry sec'y, G. H

Dudley, Am. Flat, 2000 ft. H. M. Barnes, of. Vesey Hotel

Dugliss, Va. Dist. 800 sh. C. Grey Sec'y, 62 s C, Va

Dundley, Am. Flat, 2000 ft. H. M. Barnes sec'y, of. G. H

EI

Early Dawn, D. G. Dist, J. H. Brewer sec'y, 40 Mont. Block S. F

Eastern Crown Point, W. Sansom sec'y, of. B. Va

Eastern Slope, D. G. Dist. J. J. Cushin^ sec'y, 627 Clay, S. F

Eastern Cruwn Point, G. H. Dist. 1400 sh. W. Samson sec'y, 25 n B.Va

East India, S. H. Brown sec'y. of. Am. City

Echo, C. C. Harve^r sec'y, 22 s C. Va

Effingham, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. W. W. Bishop sec'y, of. G. H

Eldorado Coal Co., E. W. Blackford sec'y, of Dayton.

Eldorado, W. H. Martin sec'v, 627 Clay, S. F

Ellis Co., G. H. Dist. 400 ft. W. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22 s C. Va

El Progresso, G. H. Dist. 1800 sh. J. T. McMahon sec'y, of s C. Va

Empire, G. H. Dist. A. Cramer sec'y, 7 s C. Va

Empress Eugene, Va. Dist. 1800 sh. L. E. Bulkeley sec'y, 41 s B. Va

Empress, J. S. Dudley sec'y, 422 Mont. S, F

Enterprise, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. W. Bremner sec'y, 24 s C. Va

Eugenia, G. PL Dist. 900 ft. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C. Va

Eugenie, Am. Flat, 2000 ft. Wm. E. Hale sec'y, of. Wells- Fargo's

Eureka, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. Moses Hirschman, sec'y G. H

Evening Star, Arg. Dist. 1800 ft. Geo. G. Burnett sec'v, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
Exchange, Palmyra Dist. 1000 ft. Geo, G, Burnett sec'y, of, Maynard's

Block, G, H

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MINING DIRECTORY. 359

Fail-play, G. H. Dist. 4000 sh. Geo. Murphy sec'y, IT-J^ s B, Va
Fail-view, G. H. Dist. 2400 ft. G. A. King sec'y, of. Va
Falls of Clyde, Esm'a Dist. W. L. Duncan sec'y, Pioneer Hall, S. F
Faulkner, Am. Flat Dist, IGOO sh. H. C. Brown sec'y, Brown's Ex,

Am. F
Favorite, Devil's Gate Dist. J Kelly sec'y, of Hoff's Lumber of. Va
F. C. Loomis, T. J. Steele sec'y, of. Va

Federal Republic, N. Shiverick sec'y, of. cor. Clay and Mont. S. F
Federal^ P. Ketchum sec'y, of. G. H
Filmore, Am. F. Dist. 1400 sh. A. C. Knox sec'y, room 13 Taylor's

Building, Va
Finley, Mt. Wells Dist. 1200 sh. Milton Mygall sec'y, of. over Wells,

Fargo A^. Co., Va
Fire King, J. Figurere sec'y, of. Howard, Va
Flora, A. W. Russell sec'y, of. Dayton
Florida, R. R. Dist. J. Gorman sec'y, 432 Battery, S. F
Florence, R- R. Dist. 2400 sh. C. D. McDuffie sec'y, of. S. City
Flowery Queen, B. Ford sec'y, of. Flowery Dist.
Flowery Hill, Va. Dist. 600 sh. C. G. Funk sec'y, 15 n B. Va
Flving Cloud, Am. Flat, 800 ft. C. C. Warner sec'y, 7 s C. Va
Fo"ley, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft, E. E. Phillips sec'y. G. H
Forcade & Brickard, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. A. Lukin sec'y, G. H
Forrest Va. Dist. 2200 sh. J. S. Gaige sec'y, 52 s C, Va
Forest Queen, M. Dist. 1500 ft. A. Luken sec'y, G. H
Frankel G. H. Dist. 1400 ih. M. Blumlein se'cy, of M. G. H
Franklin German Con. F. A, Pauii sec'y, of. Nevada Saloon, Va
Free and Easy, G. H. Dist. 1400 ft. J. White sec'y, of G. H
Fryburg, A. Dist. 1000, M. Leichtenstein, 19 n C. Va
Fuller, G. H, Dist. 242 ft, W. E. Hale sec'y, of Wells-Fargo's, G, H

CBr

Galena, Am. Flat Dist. 400 sh. M, Byrne Jr. sec'y, of. Am, C

Gal Conda. Desert Dist. 1200 sh. A. C. Knox, sec'y, room 13 Taylor's

Building, Va
Gem, V. Lernery sec'y, of. Sapphire Mill, G. H
General Hooker, C. L. Farrington sec'y, 528 Clay, S. F
General Jackson, A. Stott sec'y, 512 Sansome, S. F
General Vizey, J. W. Brown sec'y, of, Va
Genesee, Devil's Gate Dist, 950 ft. L. Lillie sec'y, Va
Gentle Annie, G. A. King sec'v, of Roe's Building, Va
Gentry, G. H. Dist. 800 sh. J." L. Eckley sec'y, 85 s C, Va
George Law, Alpine Dist. Alpine Co. Cal, 1500 ft. Wm. L, Hoover,

sec'y 54 s C, Va
Georgiana, Devil's G, Dist, 1000 sh. F. S, Sawyer sec'y, of Barnum's

Hotel, Va
Georgiania, Va, Dist. F. A, Sawyer sec'y, of Va
German, Churchill Dist. 2400 sh. Carl Kaiser sec'y, 7 s C, Va
Germania, Va. Dist. 1800 sh. J. H, Diipaix sec'y, 25 B, Va

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Gilmore, A. F. Dist. 2500 shs. W. Doolin sec'y 181 s B. Va
Globe, A. F. Dist. 1600 sh. A, C. Chapman sec'y 4 n B. Va
Golden Belt, A. F, Dist. 1600 sh. C. C. Warner sec'y, 7 s C. Va
Golden Citv, W. Halsey sec'y, of. Va
Golden Eagle Co. No. 1, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. J. N. V. Carver sec'y,

G. H
Golden Gate, N. Shiveric sec'y, 605 Qay S. F

Golden Horn, G. H. Dist. 25-25 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, 45 s C. Va
Golden State, A. F. Dist. 1500 sh. A. J. Enders sec'y, of. Va
Golden Swan, G. H. Dist. 1800 ft. G. W. Turney sec'y, of. G. H
Golden Wedge, N. Shiverick sec'y, 605 Clay, S. F
Gold Dust, G. H. Dist. 600 ft. A. Luckin sec'y, G. H
Gold Hill, D. Dist. 1200 ft. G. W. Pease sec'y, G. H
Gold Hill Tunnelling Co., A. Canil sec'y of Va
Gold Hill & Va. Divide, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. G. G. Burnett sec'y of.

Maynard's Block, G. H
Good Hope, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. J. V. Coffee sec'y, of. 10 Taylor, Va
Gotham, J. J. Hayes sec'y, of. G. H

Gould & Curry, J. C. L. Wadsworth sec'y, Lucas & Turner's Bg, S. F
Governor Seymour, R. R. Dist. J. Quickhouse sec'y, of. S. F
Governor Nye, D. G. Dist. C. M. Blake sec'y; of Gov. House, S. F
Governor Low, J. Brown sec'y, of. Va
Grand Isle, W. C. Harriman sec'y, of. Va
Grand Trunk, A. Carrie sec'y, of. Va
Granite Rock Quarry, Va. Dist. 2200 sh. S. E. Wetherill sec'y, of. 62

s C, Va
Grant, S. McCann sec'y, of. Va
Grant, B. S. S. Dist. W. S. Moffiit sec'y

Grass Valley, Va. Dist. 4200 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, 48 s B, Va
Grass Valley and Nepolion Con. Va. Dist. 3400 sh. T. Bark ley sec'y,

1 s B, Va
Gray & Cook, D. G. Dist. 600 sh. C. D.McDuffie, of. S. C
Great Eastern, S. S. Dist. 2000 sh. A. C. Knox sec'y, of. 13 Taylor's

Build. Va
Great Eastern, 2400 ft. G. H. Dist. J. B. Jackson sec'y, of. G. H
Greek Fire, F. Dist. 1600 ft. C. C. Warner sec'y, 7 s C, Va
Green Mountain, N. G. French sec'y, 426 Montgomery, S. F
Green, J. J. Mills sec'y, 420 Montgomery, S. F
Grenada, Va. Dist. 20,000 sh. C. G. Funk sec'y, 15 n C, Va
Grey Eagle, D. G. Dist. 1400 ft. Wm. L. Hoover sec'y, 54 s C, Va
Grey & Cook, D. G. Dist. C. D. Mac Duffie sec'y, of S. C
Grizley, G. H. Dist. 1600 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, of 48 s B, Va
Guardian, G. H. Dist. 800 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, of 45 s C, Va

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Hale & Norcross, J. F. Lightener, of. 60 Metropolitan Block, S. F
Hale & Hunt, Am. F. 1000 ft. Wm. E. Hale sec'y, of Wells-Fargo's
Hale & Bronson, S. S. Dist. 1100 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, 45 s C, Va
Hannah Herman, D. G. Dist. 1200 sh. R. T. Milliard sec'y, of. S. C
Harrald & Argo, Con. 2100 sh J. F. Linthicum sec'y
Harrison. Geller Ledge, L. F. Yates sec'y, of Va
Harrison, F. Dist. H. Toomy sec'y. 402 Montgomery, S. F
Hardnut, V. Ressayre sec'y, 115 n B, Va
Harem, S. V. Dist. 800 sh. B. F. Moses sec'y, 25 n C, Va
Harrow, Desert Dist. 2100 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, 45 s C, Va
Hartford, B. W. Tomlinson sec'y, 606 Merchant, S. F
Hathaway L. Lillie sec'y, of. at Gould & Curry, Va
Hawley, D. G, Dist. J. J. Scotchler sec'y, of S. F
Hawk Eye No. 1, G. H, Dist. 506^ ft. G. W. Pease sec'y G. H
Hazel Green, Va. Dist. 4400 ft. A. S. McDowell sec'y, 9 s C, Va
Helvetia, H. Schmidt sec'y, of, cor C, Va
Henderson, C. C. Harvey sec'y, 32 s C, Va
Hemingford, A. Carrie sec'y, of Va
Herkimer, Amador Dist, S. Jaynes sec'y, of. Va
Hills, E. A. Hills sec'y, Va
Hooker, J. C. Leconey sec'y, of. Va

Hooker, Smokey V. Dist. 1000 ft. M. Lichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C, Va
Honest Abe, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. W. S. Edwards sec'y, 19 s B, Va
Honest Miner, R. R. Dist. J. Drinkhouse sec'y, of s E
Honduras, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, 37 s C, Va
Hope, Smokey V, Dist. 1000 ft. M. Lichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C, Va
Howell, Mt. Wells Dist. 1800 sh. Milton Mygatt sec'y, of over Wells-
Fargo's, Va
Hudson, E. C. Lovell sec'y, 436 Jackson, S. F
Humes & Norton, G. H. Dist. 1400 ft. L. A. Hauck sec'y, of G. H
Hunt, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. Wm. Hunt sec'y, of Am. City
Hughes' Segregated N. American, Wm. H. Bremner sec'y, 17 nC, Va
Hugh Lamb, G. H. Dist. 300 sh. G. Swenson sec'y, of. Mich. M. G. H
Hull, H, G. Brower sec'y, of. Va

Ida, G. H. Dist. 800 sh. S. J. Devoe sec'y, 19 s B, Va

Idaho, A. S. Pease sec'y, of. G. H

I. X. L., G. H. Dist. J. F. Linthicum sec'y, of Va

Imperial, J. C. Corey sec'y, of G. H

Independent American, J. W. Plumraer sec'y, of. G. H

Independent No. 2, G. II. Dist. 1000 sh. E. E. Phillips sec'y

Independent, Va. Dist. 1600 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va

Independent, Pal. Dist. G. A. Kern sec'y, of Como

Independent, A. Dist. 1000 ft. S. B. Turner sec'y, 33 s C, Va

Inpependent, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. E. E. Phillips sec'y, G, H

Indiana, Va. Dist. 1800 sh. B. F, Moses sec'y, 26 n C, Va

Indiana Queen, Va. Dist. 800 sh. L. C. Bulkeley sec'y, 41 s B, Va

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362 MINING DIRECTORY.

Indiana, J. C. Leconey sec'y, of. Va., N.T

Indispulible, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. P. M. O'Connor sec'y, 77 s C, Va
Insurance, W. Eversor sec'y, of. cor. Clay & Battery, S. F
Ironsides, Va. Dist. 2200 sh. C. G. Funk''sec'y, 15 n B, Va
Isabella, 1). G. Dist. 1200 sk. A. S. Pease sec'y, of. S. C

Jackson, G. H. Dist, 400 ft. W. W. Bishop sec'y, of. G. H

Jackson, Ind. S. V. Dist. 1400 ft. W. P. Hatchings sec'y

Jefferson, D. G. Dist. 1800 sh. A. A. Smith sec'y, of S. C, N. T

Jewitt& Shepard, G, H. Dist. 1600 ft. D. K. Korn sec'y, G. H

Jenny Lind, M. J. Power sec'y, of. Wells-Fargo's, Va

Jim McClellan, G. H. Dist. 2200 sh. William Hunt sec'y, of. Am. C

John A. Logan, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. W. W. Bishop sec'y, of. G. H

Jo. Hanna, Arg. Dist. 1200 ft. John White sec'y, of. G. H

Joe Jackson, Va. Diet. 1200 sh. S. G. Martin sec'y, 28 s C, Va

Joe Davis, S. D. Pryor, sec'y, of G. H

Judge Advocate, G. H. Dist. 900 ft. Joseph Loryea sec'y, 17 n C, Va

Julia, A. Noel sec'y, 607 Washington s, S. F

Juniata, G. H. Dist. 800 sh. G. W. FTopkins sec'y, 48 s B, Va

Jupiter, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. Joseph Loryea sec'y, 17 n C, Va

Jura, John Hunt sec'y, of S. F

Justice, G. W. Hopkins sec'y, of s B, Va

Kansas, D. G. Dist. 5100 ft. W. E. F. Deal sec'y, 45 s C, Va

Kate, G. H. Dist. 9000 ft. C. McVicar sec'y, of G. H

Kelley Con. H. S. Fitch sec'y, 426 Montgomery, S. F

Kentucky, G. H. Dist. 2000 ft. Geo. W. Turney sec'y, of G. H

Kenosha, Va. Dist. 2400 ft. W. W. Savery sec'y, Va

Kanaka, Palmyra Dist. ISOO sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va

Kennedy, S. Fe Dist. 1400 ft. Wm. L. Hoover sec'y, 5 1 s C, Va

Keokuk, A. F. Dist. 2400 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y, of. Wells-Fargo's, G. H

Keystone, G. H. Dist. 1200ft. Geo. W. Turney sec'y, of G. H

Keystone, Va. Dist. 1200 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y, of over Wells-Fargo's

King Solomon, G. H. Dist. 1500ft. Joseph Loryea sec'y, 17 n C, Va

King David, B. S. S. Dist. 2600 sh. John Mesick sec'y, 4 n B, Va

King Bee, S. S. Dist. 1000 sh. W. W. Coryell secy,- 45 s C, Va

Kit Carson, G. H. Dist. E. S. Pierson sec'y, of at Hoffs' lumber of. Va

Knickerbocker, G. H. Dist. 2400 ft. S. A." Kellogg sec'y, G. H

Knight, D. Wood sec'y, of G. H

Kohinoor, G. H. Dist. 800 ft. Wm. E. Hale sec'y, of Wells-Fargo's,

Gold Hill
Kossuth, D. G. Dist. W. H. Howard sec'y, ot. Court-house, B, Va

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Laboring Co., G. H. Dist. 900 ft. A, J. Gould sec'y, G. H

La Crosse, Martin White sec'y, of. Va

Lady Bryan, F. Dist. J. F. Bailey sec'y, of. 402 Montgomery S. F

Lady Washington, G. H. Dist. 3300 ft, Wm. A. M. Van Bokkelen

sec'y, 22 s C, Va
Lady Bryan No. 2, F. Dist. 1800 ft. G. W. Hazleton sec'y, 14 n C, Va
Lady Jameson, Am. F. 1200 ft. A. S. McDowell sec'y, 9 s C, Va
La Fayette, V. Dist. W. E. Moody sec'y, of Va
La Fayette, L. D. Ingoldsby sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S. F
Lake View, Des. Dist. 12 6 ft. W. E. F. Deal sec'y, 45 s C, Va
La Mena, Del. Alto, Va. Dist. 1250 sh. W. S, Edwards sec'y, 19 9

B, Va
Lamotte, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. V. F. Valle sec'y, of. G. H
Lancers, M. Feeney sec'y, of 2b' s B, Va
La Plata Oro, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. Monroe Thomson sec'y, No. 14

n C, Va
La Plata, Mt. Wells Dist. 1800 sh. Milton Mygatt sec'y, of. Wells-

Fargo's, Va
Last Chance, G. H. Dist. 375 ft. A. Lukin sec'y, G. H
Lasselle, R. R. Dist. C. C. Warner sec'y, of Monitor Saloon, C, Va
La Trobe Tunnel, R. N. Van Brunt sec'y, 706 Montgomery s, S. F
Leaf M. Co., G. H. Dist. Wm. L, Hoover sec'y, 54 s C, Va
Lee G. & S. M. Co., G. H. Dist. 600 ft. G. W.' Turney sec'y, of. G. H
Legal Tender, W. K. Cutler sec'v, of. Va

Leven, G. H. Dist. 800 ft. Wm. E. Hale sec'y, of. Wells-Fargo's
Leon, Wm. E. Hale sec'y, of. Wells-Fargo's, G. H
Leopold, L. W. Carr sec'y, of Va. N. T
Lester, A. J. Moulder sec'y, 605 Montgomery s, S. F
Lilie G. & S- M. Co., B. S. S., 1200 ft. L. Li'llie sec'y, Va
Lincoln, Va. Dist. 1200 sh. T. C. Plunkett sec'y, 16 n B, Va
Lisbon, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. J. B. Coffey sec'y, N(;. 10 Taylor, Va
Live Yankee, N. Dist. 1800 sh. A. C. Knox sec'y, of. Room 13 Tay'

lor's Building, Va
Loisan, G. H. Dist. 1600 sh. C. V. Goodrich, of Lansing's store, G. H
Lord Byron, D. G. Dist. H. B. Congdon sec'y, 620 Washington, S. F
Louisville No. 2, W. T. Court sec'y, of. Va
Louis Ann, C. B. Goodrich sec'y, of G, H
Louisville, G. H. Dist. 1400 ft. J. A. Apperson sec'y, of G, H
Loyal American, B. S. S. Dist. 300O ft. Wm. L, Hoover sec'y, 54

sC, Va
Lucerne, J. S. Paxton sec'y, of. City Hall, S. F
Ludin, D. G, Dist. E. Kennedy sec'y, of S. C
Lundin, D. O. Dist. 1800 sh. J. M. Kennedy sec'y, of S, C
Lusby & Beard, :^'. V. Dist. 1200 ft. M. Lichtengtein sec'y, 19 n C,Va
Lyons & Leland Con., J. F. Pope sec'y, 34 California s, S. F

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ISA.

Macy, Va. Dist. 1400 ft. Wm. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22 s C, Va

Madison, R. R. Dist. W. Wheeler sec'y, of. R. River.

Maggie, G. II. Dist. 2000 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, of. 45 s C, Va

Maizgie Jane, R. Mt. Dist. 1200 sh. J. McLearn sec'y, 114 s C, Va

Magnolia, Mon'r & Mogul Dist. 10,(500 ft. G. W.Turney sec'y, of. G. H

Major, a H. Dist. 400 ft. A. Liikin sec'y, G. H

MalakolT, R. D. Ferguson sec'y, of Va

Maloine, Arg. Dist. 1600 sh, Albert Cramer sec'y, of 7 s C, Va

Manhattan, E. Franklin sec'y, of 338 Montgomery s, S. F

Mmsfeldj W. R. Morris sec'y, of cor B & Union s, Va.

Marion, 1. Steudeman sec'y, 05 s C, Va

Marc Antony, D. Dist. IbOO sh. Thos. Fitch sec'y, of cor. Taylor &

B s, Va
Marlette, J. G. Libby sec'y, of Va

Marshal Ney, D. G.'Dist. 1000 sh, Victor Ressayre sec'y, 115 n B,Va
Mary Ann, G. H. Dist. 2000 ft. W. O. Con well sec'y, of G. H
Mary De Neale, J. Larkin sec'y, 210 B, Va
Mary Ellen, Pevine Dist. 1600 ft. H. C. Lillie sec'y, 54 s C, Va
Mary Rice, S. S. Arnold sec'y, of Va
Massey Con., E. Bond sec'y, of Va
Massilon, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. A. J. Gould sec'y, G. H
Mattie, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, No. 45 s C, Va
Mayflower, D. G. Dist. 2400 sh. A. ' Martin sec'y, of cor. B &

Taylor, Va
Mayflower, A. F. Dist. 1200 sh. Wm. Bremner sec'y, 24 s C, Va
May Queen, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. C. D. McDufiie sec'y, of S. C
May Queen, D. G. Dist. 1000 sh. P. H. Pike sec'y, of S. C
Mazeppa, Arg. Dist. 1400 ft. W. Krause sec'y, of Va. Divide
M<-Donald, C. Burbank sec'y, Va

McLellan, J. Clemens sec'y, 48 Montgomery Block, S. F
McMeans & Williams, G. H. Dist. 3600 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, 37

sC, Va
Mechanics, A. F. Dist. 4600 sh. C. C. Warner sec'y. No. 7 s C, Va
Medin, T. Steudeman sec'y, G5 s C, Va
Medina, G. H. Dist. 3200 ft. Wm. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22

s C, Va
Menkin, Am. F. 1000 ft. G. J, Cole sec'y, G. H
Merchant. S. S. Di-^t. 2000 ft. M. Lichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C, Va
Meredith,' G. IT. Dist. 2000 sh. Thos. Fitch sec'y, of cor. Taylor

& B, Va
Messenger & Vanderbilt, Va. Dist. 1000 sh. T. Shea sec'y, 62 s C, Va
Metropolitan, R. River Dist. J. W. Chirk sec'y, of R. River
Metropolitan, Arc. Dist. 2000 ft. Geo. G. Burnett sec'y, of Maynard's

Blo(,k, G. H
Mexican, Va. Dist. 100 sh. J. P. Corrigan sec'v, of at the Mine, Va
Miantinomoh, G. H. Dist. 2500 fr. II. C. Brooke sec'y, G. H
Michigan, G. n. Dist. 1500 sh. G. W. Pease sec'y, of G. H
Midas, G. H. Dist. 85 ft. S. A. Kellogg sec'y, Maynard's Block G. H
Middlesex, L. W. Carr sec'y, 30 n C, Va

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MINING DIRECTORY. 365

Milton, Va. Dist. 1000 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va -
Milwaukie, Va. Dist. 1200 sh. J. V. Coffee sec'y, 10 Taylor, Va
Mineral Rock, Arg. Dist. 2000 ft. Geo, G. Burnett sec'y, of. May.

nard's Block, G. H
Minerva, Austin Dist. 1000 ft, M. Lichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C. Va
Minerva, h. D. Ingoldsby sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S. F
Minnesota, Pal. Dist. 800 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va
Mississippi & Sebastopol, D, G, Dist. 1000 sh. C. D. McDuffie sec'y,

of. S. C
Mitchell, G. IT, Dist. E. S. Pierson sec'y, of. at ITofF's Lumber of, Va
Mogul, D, Dist, 2100 ft. G. W. Pease sec'y, G. H
Mohegan, Va. Dist. 2::{00 sh. J. R. Plunkett sec'y, 16 n B, Va
Monitor, Smokey V, Dist. (>00 ft, M. Leichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C, Va
Monitor Pevine Dist. 1400 sh, A. C. Knox sec'y, ot. Room IH Tay-

lory's Building, Va
Monitor, Am. F. Dist. IGOO ft, A. S. McDowell sec'y, 9 s C, Va
Monmouth & Warsaw, Con. J, Wescoatt sec'y, 45, s C, Va
Montauk, D, G. Dist, 800 sh. A, S. Pease sec'y, of. S. C
Monte Christo, Como Dist. V, Rassay re sec'y, 115 n B, Va
Monterey, John J. Mills sec'y, of. s F
Montgomery, G. H. Dist. 600ft, E. E, Phillips sec'y, G- H
Montreal, H. J. S. Schell sec'y, of Va

Moore. Va Dist. 1800 sh. A, C. Knox sec'y, room 13 Taylor's Bg, Va
Moray, 560 ft. V, Dist, Wm. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22 s C, Va
Morning Star, Va, Dist. 1600 ft. Wm. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22

sC, Va
Morning Star, D, G, Dist. 1200 sh. A. S, Pease sec'y, of, S. C
Moss, R. Wertheman sec'y, of. Exchange Build, S. F
Mother Lumpkins, G. H, Dist. 2400ft. John White sec'y, of, G, H
Alount Blanc, J, Cuttle sec'y, of, Va
Mount Davidson, W. Fell sec'y, 53 Montgomery, S. F
Mount Eden, H. B, Congdon sec'y, 620 VVashington S, F
Mount Royal, Pal Dist," 1200 sh. M, Thomson sec'y of, 14 n C, Va
Mount Vernon, G. H. Dist. 900 ft. H. C. Brooke sec'y, G. H
Mount Washington, D, G. Dist. H, Tooti-y sec'y, 402 Mont, S, F
Mount Washington, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. W, H. Beegan sup't, of G. H
Mountain Co., G, H, Dist, 1200 ft, G, W. Turney sec'y, P. O, Bu, G.H
Mountaineer, J. C, Spencer sec'y, of. Va
Mountain Peak, J. Gutte sec'y, of Va
Muringo, Austin Dist, R. I, Smith sec'y, 8 s C, Va
Murphy, Va, Dist. 3200 sh. J, McLearn sec'y, 114 s C, Va

isr

Napoleon, G, H. Dist. 2300ft, L. G. A. Coursolles sec'y, G. H
Naragansett, G. H. Dist, 600 ft, Geo, G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
National, J. H. Webber sec'y, of Va
Navigation, G. H. Dist. lOOOsh. H. Issen sec'y, of. Am. C
Nelson Con. A. Miller sec'y, of cor Pine & Battery, S. F
Neriadah, Thos. Fitch sec'y, of. cor Taylor &i B, Va

Slank Books of all Descriptions Made to Order.

366 MINING DIEECTORY.

Nevada, Esmor'da Dist. P. B. Cornwall sec'y, of. 608 Merchant, S. F

Nevada & Golden Era, Thos. F. Croft sec'y, of. G. H

Nevada Santa Ritta Con. Va Dist. 2800 ft. W. A. M. Van Bokkelen

sec'y. 22 s C. Va
Nevada (J. G.) G. H. Dist. 2100 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, of. 48 s

B, Va
Nevada, Am. F. Dist. 2000 sh. Albert Cramer sec'y, of 7 s C, Va
New York, Thos, F. Croft sec'y, of. G. H
New Star, Humboldt Dist. J. H. Gager sec'y, of. Humboldt
New Eden, A, S. Gould sec'y, of. 52S Clay, S. F
New Oregon, G. H. Dist. 1400ft. G. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
New Virginia Con. N. Va. Dist. 0300 ft. W. W. Bishop, sc'y, of. G. H
New Mount:iineor, F. Brewer sec'y, of Va
New Zealand & Vanderhoff, B. S. S. Dist. 2000 sh. P. H. Pike sec'y,

Silver City
New York Con. D. G. Dist. 2000 sh. W. A. Luders sec'y, of. S. C
New Orleans, Va. Dist. 2000 sh. S. G. Martin sec'y, 85 s C, Va
Niagara Falls, D. G. Dist. W. E. iMelville sec'y, of. Va
Nicaragua, G. W, Pease sec'y, of G. H
Ninian, R. W. Van Brunt sec'y, 776 Montgomery, S. F
Northampton, Am. F. Dist. 1400 ft. Chas. L. Ro^se sec'y, Va
Norton, R. M. Van Brunt sec'y, of 776 Montgomery S. F
North Star, R. R. Dist. J. F. Drinkhouse sec'y, of S. F
North Star, H. Schmidt sec'y, of cor D & Smith, Va
North Potosi, E. V. Joice sec'y of cor Washington & Battery, S. F
North Pole, Arg. Dist. 1600 ft. D. K. Korn sec'y, G. H
North Swezy, G. H. Dist. 550 ft. W. W. Savery, Va
North Ophir, Arg. Dist. 1600 ft. S. B. Turney sec'y, 33 s C, Va
North Comstock, Red Mt. Dist. 3800 sh. Ellerhorst sec'y, of Va
North Allison Ranch, G. G. Dist. 1000 sh. J. T. McMahon sec'y, of.

s C, Va
Northern Light, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, of 48 s

B, Va

North Am., Am. F. Dist. 4100 sh. J, R. Plunkett sec'y, 16 n B, Va
Nordberg & Lybecker. G. H. Dist. 2900 ft. T. W. Thomson sec'y, 26

s C, Va
Nolan, T. G. Murphy sec'y, of Va

Norma, D. G. Dist. 1400 sh. Victor Ressayre sec'y, ofj 115 n B, Va
Normnn. Flowery Dist. J. F. Bailey sec'y, of 402 Montgomery S. F
Nor Wester, W. B. Scott sec y, of G. H

o

Oakluid, G. & S. M. Co., Va. Dist. 1200 ft. D, F. Hodges sec'y, 8 s

C, Va

Ocean, hid. S. Dist. 1200 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, 37 s C, Va
Ocean, S. W. Wulffe sec'y, of Va

O'Connell, D. G. Dist. 1400 sh. R. B. Tomlinson sec'y, of. S. C
Ohio, B. S. S. Dist, 1200 sh. James Cherry sec'y, of. F s, bet. Smith
and Taylor, Va

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MINING DIRECTOEY. 367

Old Abe, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. C. F. Duval sec'y, 15 n B, Va
Olive Branch, S. V. Dist. 400 ft. M. Lichtensteiu sec'y, 19 n C, Va
Omega, L. D. lugoldsby sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S. ¥
Oneoto Con., G.'H. Dist. 2000 sh. Geo. Swenson sec'y, of. at Michi-
gan Mine. G. H
Oneida, M. J, Powers sec'y, No. 9 Wells- Fargo's Building, Va
Ontario, R. R. Dist. A. H. Bewley sec'y, 325 Montgomery, S. F
Opal, Fl. Dist. 1800 ft. Jos. B. Fulton sec'y, Va
Oregon, R. R. Dist. J. Drinkhouse sec'y, of. S. F
Orian, Ind. S. Dist. 1400 ft. Va. U. P. Hutchings sec'y, Va-
Oriental, M. Dist. J. T. Owens sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S. F
Overman, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. F. Linthiouin sec'y, of. Va
Oriental, S. L. Dist. J. Gutte sec'y, 42 n C, Va
Oro Fino Mill Co,, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. W. W. Savery sec'y, Va
Original Hawkeye, C. Keifer sec'y, of. G. H
Original Croesus, J. M. Anderson sec'y, of, Va
Orion, G. H. Dist, 1400 sh. Wm. Hunt sec'y, of. Am. F
Orizaba, J. McMish sec'y, of. Dayton

Orleans Fiat, Va, Dist. 1350 sh. W. Samson sec'y, 25 n B, Va
Ossian, F. Dist. 2000 sh. Thos, Fitch sec'y, of, cor, Taylor & B, Va
Ottowa, D. G. Dist. J. Tabor sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S, F
Overland, S. S. Dist. 1000 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y. No. 45 s C, Va
Ozark, G. H. Dist. T, Brownjohn sec'y, 240 Montgomery, S. F

Pacific Tunnel, F, Dist. 15,0.00 ft, Wm. A, M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22

s C, Va
Pactolus, N. D. Pene sec'y, 20S Clay, S. F

Palmerston, Va. D. 800 ft. Wm, A, M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22 s C,Va
Palmvra Cm., C, W, Hayden sec'y, 625 Clay, S, F
Palmyra Mill <fe Min, Co,, U. Payot sec'y 640 Washington, S. F
Palo Alto, J. S. Watkins sec'y, of. G. H
Patrick Henry, Va. Dist. 2200 sh. Thos. G. Murphy sec'y, of. Union

block, Taylor, Va
Paul Pry, B, S. S. Dist. 1200 sh. F. S. Sawder sec'y, of. in Barnam's

hotel, C, Va
Peavine Con. C, Co., Geo. T. Finn sec'y, of, Medan Building, C, Va
Peck, E. C. Cook sec'y, of. G. H

Peerless, G. H, Dist. 2400 ft. V, F. Valle sec'y, of G. H
Pennsylvania & Newcastle Con., D, Dist. 2880 ft. C. L Ross sec'y ,Va
Piosta, Pal. Dist. Monroe Thomson sec'y, of. Stateler & Arington's

Bank, Va
Perseverance, G. H. Dist. 700 ft. H. E. Woodruff sec'y, of. G. H
Peruvian, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh.S. G. Martin sec'y, 85 s C, Va
Peytona, C. Stevens sec'y, 622 Washington, S. F
Philadelphia, Va. Dist. 1600 sh. J. H. Dupaix sec'y, 25 s B, Va
Pilot, W. K. Cutter sec'y, of Va
Pioneer, Mt. W. Dist. 1000 sh. A. H. Griswold sec'y, of. over Wells-

Fargo's, Va
Pioneer Con, Ledge, Va. Dist. 1100 ft. Wm. A, M, Van Bokkelen

sec'y. 22 s C, Va

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368 MINING DIRECTORY.

Piosta, Pal. Dist. 800 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va

Placer, A. F. Dist. 1400 sh. M. Bunies sec'y, of. Am. F

Piatt & King, G. H. Dist. 900 ft Geo. W. Turney sec'y, of. G. H

Plutona, D. G. Dist. J. L. Pool sec'y, 804 Montgomery, S. F

Polhemus, L. Beegan sec'y, of G. H

Pompey,G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, 48 s B, Va

Ponce De Leon, Va Dist. 1000 ft. U. P. Hutchings sec'y, of cor. D

& Taylor, Va
Pond, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. Joseph Loryea sec'y, 17 n C, Va
Pontiac, T. H. Prall sec'y, of G. H

Pony Express, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. J. L. Moore sec'y, 10 s B, Va
Poor, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. John Mesick sec'y, 4 n B, Va
Puor-man, Va. Dist. 200 ft. R. W. Billet sec'y, 33 s C, Va
Porter, J. J. Treadwell sec'y, 709 Montgomery, S. F
Potomac, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. A. Lukin sec'y, G. II
Potter, Desert, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. A. K. Potter sec'y, of. G. H
Pottsville, L. McGown sec'y, of Va
Powell, Red Mt. Dist. Jeremiah Wihon sec'y, of Va
Povvhattan, R. River 12(.0 fc. G. W. Pease sec'y, G. H
Pride of Nevada, J. (t. Libby sec'v, 30 n C, Va

Pride &i Big Foot, D. G. Dist. 1200 sh. J. W. Kennedy sec'y, of S. C
Pride of Washoe, W. E. Moody sec'y, 706 Montgomery, S. F
Pride of Virginia, Va. Dist. 1000 sh! Geo. W. Prescott Jr. sec'y, of. in

P. O. Building, Va
Pride of America, (t. H. Dist. 1000 sh. George G. Burnett sec'y, of.

Maynard's Block, G. H
Pride of the West, D. G. Dist. L. D. Ingoldsby sec'y, S. F
Pride of the West No. 2. J. C. Libby sec'y, 300 n C, Va
Prima Donna, D. G. Dist. H. B. Congdon sec'y, of 020 Wash'n, S. F
Progress, D. G. Dist. 1800 sh S. E. Wetherill sec'y, 02 s C, Va
Providence, G. H. Dist. S. B. Rondey sec'y, of. bovern't House, S. F

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Queen of the West, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. E. E. Phillips sec'y, G. H

Randolph, Indian S. Dist. 800 sh. D. F. Hodges sec'y, 8 south C, Va

Rappahannock, Pal. Dist. Henry Sternhein sec'y, of Dayton

Rapidan, C. A. Wetherell sec'y, of Como

Ravine, S. M. Anderson sec'y, 32 s B, Va

Real Del Monte, E. Dist. S. Pattee sec'y, 522 Montgomery, S. F

Real, Del, Oro, B. S. S. Dist. 1200 sh. James Cherry sec'y, of F, bet.

Smith & Taylor, Va
Recorder, J. S. Davis sec'y, of Va

Red Ledge, Des. Dist. 2000 ft. S. Wasserman sec'y, 1 n C, Va
Red Jacket, D. G. Dist. J. J. Mills sec'y, 420 Montgomery, S. F
Reese River Ophir, Wm. Willett sec'y, of R. River
Relief, Wm. Hoover sec'y, of VVells-Fargo's Building, Va
Republic, G. H. Dist. 800 ft. G. W. Pease sec'y. G. H

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Restitution, G. H. Dist. 2000 sh. F. S. Sawyer sec'y, of. Barnaul's

hotel, C, Va
Reynolds, G. H. Dist. 800 sh. G. W. Pease sec'v, G. H
Rhode Island, C. R. Dist. 1000 sh. M. Thomson secy, 14 n C, Va
Rich, W. K. Morris sec'y, of. cor. Union & B, Va
Richland, M. Holmes sec'y, of. Va
Richelieu, A. Lukin sec'y, of. G. H

Rip Van Winkle. S. T. King sec'y, 712 Montgomery, S. F
Roanoak, G. H. Dist, 1400 ft. W. E. F. Deal sec'y. 45 s C, Va
Robt. Ellis, D. Dist. 3600 sh. T. Fitch sec'y, of cor Taylor & B, Va
Robert Emmet, J. G. Carpenter sec'y, of Va

Robinson Blue, S. S. Dist. 1000 sh. Wm, Bremnor sec'y, 24 s C, Va
Rock Point, No. 2. W. (). Conwell sec'y, of. G. H
Rock Island, G. H. Dist. 3000 sh. J. L. Moore sec'y, 10 s B, Va
Rock Point No. 2, Pal- Dist. 400 ft. W. O. Conwell sec'y, of G. H
Roman Eagle, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. John White sec'y, G. H
Rose Bingham, Va. Dist. 1400 B. F. Moses sec'y, 26 n C, Va
Rothschild, B. S. S. Dist. 3600 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va
Roxby, C. V. S. Gibbs sec'y, of G. H

Russian, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. S. B. Turner sec'y, 33 s C, Va
Russell, Va. Dist, 20G0 sh, W. W. Coryell sec'y, 45 s C, Va
Roger Sherman, Ind. S. Dist. G. A. King sec'y, of. Roe's Building, Va

Sacramento & Meredith, William Willis sec'y, 712 Montgomery, S, F
Sam Patch, A. F. Dist 2000 sh. C. C. Warner sec'y, No. 7 s C, Va
San Bernard, B. F. Ban on sec'y. of Va
Sand Springs Salt M. Co., S. S. Dist. 2500 ft. G. W. Hazleton sec'y,

14 n C, Va
Sandy Bowers, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

block, G. H
San Francisco, D. G. Dist. 800 sh. P. E. Lallande sec'y. No. 13 n B,Va
San Jose, G. H. Dist. 1400 sh. J, McLearn sec'y, 114 s C, Va
San Juan, G. H. Dist. 1400 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, No. 45 s C, Va
Santa Fe, F. A Marsten sec'y, of Union Block, B, Va
Santa Rita, W. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec'y, of Va
Santa Rosa, G. N. Burnham sec'y, 329 Clay, S. F
Santa Rosa, Pal. Dist. 1200 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, 37 s C, Va
Satellite, W. B. Scott sec'y, of Am. F
Savage, G. B. McAneny sec'y, 712 Montgomery, S. F
Scheel, G. H. Dist. 400 sh. Albert Cramer sec'y, 7 s C, Va
Schiller, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. Willard Biter sec'y, 4 n C, Va
Schuylkill, G. H. D. 2600 ft. Joseph Loyea sec'y, 17 n C, Va
Scorpion, Wm H. Martin sec'y, of. 617 Clay, S. F
Scott Con- G. H. Dist. 1800 sh. A. H. Griswold sec'y, of over Well^-

Fargo's, Va
Seely, R. R. Dist. Wm. Wheeler sec'y, of. R. R
Seneca, J. Fowler sec'y, 326 Clay, S. F

Sebastopol Con. Sebastopol Dist. 9000 ft. W. W. Bishop sec'y, of. G. H
Sebastopol, D. G. Dist. R. N. Van Brunt sec'y, 706 Montgomery S. F

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Shamrock, John Larkin sec'y. 212 s B, Va

Sharon, A. Noel S. F., or Pellett G. H. sec'ys

Shooting Star, Am. F. 1000 ft. M. Leichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C, "Va

Shoshone, M. J. Newmark sec'y, of. cor Pine & Mont, S. F

Sides, Va Dist. lOOOsh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, 48 s B, Va

Siege], R. E, Meyer sec'y, 46 s C, Va

Sierra, Nevada, C, A. Shaney sec'y.

Sierra, S. V Dist, 1200 sh. Tbos. Barkley sec'y, of. 1 s B. Va.

Silver Age, C. J. Boehl, sec'y, 86 s C. Va

Silver Bar, G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. \V. VV. Bishop sec'y, of. G. H

Silver Heels, G. H. Dist. 2000 ft. Geo. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

block, G. H
Silver Mountain, Jerome Wilcox sec'y, 22 s C, Va
Silver Star, Wm. C. Moody sec'y, 706 Montgomery. S. F
Silver State, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. H. C. Brooke sec'y, G. H
Silver Vale, W. R. Morris sec'y, of. cor. B & Union, Va
Sinaloa, G. H. Dist. 1040 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y, of. V^ells-Fargo's G.H
Sister Helen, Am. F. 1400 ft. H. M. Barnes sec'y, of. G. H
Smith O'Brien, James Linen sec'y, of. Armory Hall, S. F
Snow Squall, Isaac Greer sec'y, of, Illinois House, C, Va
Solferino, Va, Dist. 1800 ft. W. W. Savery sec'y, Va
Sonora, Pal. Dist. S. S. McGee sec'y, of. Como
Sonora, L. Ingoldsby sec'y, of. S. F
South Burnside, M. S. Gregorv aec'y, 108 s C, Va
South Madison, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. G. V^^ Pease sec'y, G. H
South Ophir, V, Lemery sec'y, of. Sapphire Mills, G. H
South Overman, S. VV. Chubbrick sec'y, office G. H
South Victor Hugo, P. Dist. 800 sh. M. Thompson sec'y, of. 14 n C. Va
Southern Michigan, G. A. Dist. 1600 sh. E. E. Phillips secy, G. H
Sovereign, Smoky Val. M. J. Powers sec'y, of. Wells-Fargo's
Spanish, D, G. Dist. 1200 ft. W. Krause secy, of. Va Divide
Spanish No. 2, V. Dist. 1600 ft. E, Cahill sec'y, 14 n C. Va
Sparrow M. & M. Co. J. S. French sec'y, of. Silver City
Spring Valley, B. F, Moses sec'y, of. St. Nicholas Saloon, C. Va
Squaw Valley, Summit Divide, Placerville, Cal, 2100 ft. C. W. Hum-
phries sec'y, G. H
Stangroom Con. & Effingham, G. H. Dist. 3600 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y,

of. Wells-Fargo's
Stars & Stripes, R. M. Dist. H. C. Brooke sec'y, G. H
Star of the West, M. H. Funston sec'y. of. G. H
State of Maine, G. H. Dist. 1800 ft. G. W. Turney sec'y, of. G. H
Stephens, N. Dist. 1200 sh. B. F. Moses sec'y, of. 26 n'C. Va
Stevenson Kehoe, S. Curtis sec'y, of. cor. Taylor & B, Va
Stranger, D. G. Dist. 1400 ft. W. P. Hatchings sec'y
Stuart, Va. Dist. 1200 ft. J. H. Lehigh sec'y, cor. C & Union
St. Charles, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. L. A. Hauck sec'y, of. G. H
St. George, G. H. Dist. IL S. Bigelow sec'y, of. Parrott's Build'g,S. F
St. George, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. B. F. Moses sec'y, 26 n C, Va
St. Helena, Va. Dist. 1600 ft. Jos. B. Fulton sec'y, Va
St. Patrick, Va. Dist. ISOO sh. B. F, Moses sec'y, 26 n C, Va

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St. John, B. S. S; Dist. 2100 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, 14 n C, Va
St. Lawrence, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. J. V, Coffee sec'y, 10 Taylor, Va.-
St. Miguel, R. R. Dist. H. H. Allen sec'y, of. Battery, S. F
Sullivan, S. Dist. 2400 ft. Win. L. Hoover sec'y, 34 s C, Va
Sultan, D. G. Dist. 2400 sh. J. M. Kennedy sec'y, of S. C
Summit, Va. Dist.- 2000 ft. J. McCarty sec'y, 14 n C, Va
Sunrise, G. H. Dist. 1800 sh. K. Piatt sec'v, of. G. H
Sunshine, D. G. Dist. 1800 sh. J. F. Atwifl sec'y, of 62 s C. Va
Superior, G. H. Dist. 300 ft. G. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
Sutro, J. C. Ruhling sec'y, of. Va
Swezy, G. H. Dist. 1050 ft. W. W. Savery sec'y, Va

Taylor G. & S. M. Co. G. H. Dist. 400 ft. C. L. Ross sec'y, Vai
Teackle, G. H. Dist. 1400 sh. W. A. Luders sec'y, of S. C
Tecumseh, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. G. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
Teddy O'Neill, D. G. Dist. 800 sh. C. D. McDuffie sec'y, of S. C
Temple Ledge, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. M. Burns sec'y, of Am. C
Teutonia, M. Maize sec'y, of cor. Merch. & Mont. S. F
Texas, J. G. Libby sec'y, of Va.

Thomas Paine, G. H. Dist. 1400 ft. L. A. Hauck sec'y, of G. H
Tiger Union, P. Dist. 1400 sh. M. Thomson sec'y, of. 14 n C. Va
Tonawanda, G. H. Dist. 1400 sh. G. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynafd'a-

Block, G. H
Tontine, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. D. F. Hodges sec'y, 8 s C. Va
Tozer, G. H. Dist. 200 ft. G. W. Pease sec'y, G. H
Tremont, Va. Dist. 1400 sh. W. Kr use sec'y, of Va. Divide
Trio, Mt. W. Dist. Churchill Co. IhOO sh. M. Mygatt sec'y, of over

Wells-Fargo's, Va
Triumph, B. S. S. Dist. 1000 sh. T. J. Devoe sec'y, of 19 s B. V»
Tri Union, F. Dist. N. Shiberick sec'y, of 606 Clay, S. F
Trojan, G. H. Dist. 1000 sh. J. Campbell sec'y, of 3| s B. Va
Truckee, E. Dist. 3680 sh. K. Piatt sec'y, of G. H
Try Again, D. M. Desmond sec'y, of 8 s C. Va
Twin Mining Co. E. A. Hills sec'y, of 120 s C. Va
Tyler, A. F. Dist. J. B. Burton sec'y, Va
%\Gr P. Dist. 400 sh. E. W. Palmer sec'y, of, S. C

XT

Uncle Sara, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. W. W. Coryell sec'y, of. 45 s C. Va

Union Star, D. G. Dist. R. H. Nason sec'y, of G. H

Union, V. Dist. F. G. Smith sec'y, of Armory Hall, S. F

tJnion Tunnel M. Co., A. Dist. 1000 ft. M. Lichtenstein sec'y, 19 n C.

Va
Union, G. H. Dist. 2 100 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y, of G. H
Union, P. Dist. 1600 ft. H. C. Lillie sec'y 54 s C. Va

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372 MINING DIRECTORY*

United American, G. H. Dist. lOOO ft. S. B. Turner sec'y, 33 s C. Va

United Spates, Va. Dist. 4000 sh. R. H. Newton sec'y, 9 s B. Va

United States, C A. Crane sec'y, of Va

Ural, E. Dist. W. II. Watson sec'y of. 630 Montgomery, S. F

Utali, F. Dist. E. C. Lovell spc'y, of. 436 Jackson, S. F

Utah, Va. Dist. 2000 sh. G. W. Hopkins sec'y, 48 s B. Va

Utah, P. Dist. 1600 sh. K. Piatt sec'y, of. G. H

Utica, F. Dist. 1800 sh. C. C. Warner sec'y, 7 s C. Va

Valle, V. Ressayi-e sec'v, 115 n B. Va

Vesey, G. H. Dist. lOOO ft. G. W. Pease sec'y, G. H

Vesuvius, G. H. Dist. 400 ft. G. W. Turney sec'y, of. G. H

Virginia & San Francisco C. M. Co., S. N. E. Strauss sec'y, 23 s C. Va

Virginia & Sinaloa, Va. 118 ft. C. S. Cousins sec'y, of. G. H

Virginia Sidonia, Va. Dist. 1000 sh. J. H. Dtijpaix sec'y, 25 s B. Va

Virginia & Reese M. Co., P. Dist. 5000 sh. M. Thompson sec'y, of. 14

n C. Va
Virginia & Gold Hill W. Co., Va. Dist. 1000 sh. C. G. Funk sec'y, 15

n B. Va
Virginia, D. Dist. 1800 sh, W. W. Coryell sec'y, 45 s C. Va
Virginia, G. H. Dist. A. C. Tiettman, 64 Clay, S. F
Virginia Express, D. M. Desmond sec'y, of. Va
Virginia Eagle Ledges 1 & 2, L. H. P. Smith sec'y, 356 C. Va
Virginia Gas Co., Thornburg sec'y, at Paxton & Ihornburgh's Bank, Va
Virginia Hill, A. C. Tiettman sec'y, 64 Clay, S. F
Voltaire, S. S. Dist. 2600 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y of. Wells-Fargo's, Va
Vulcan, G. H. Dist. 1300 sh. A. H. Griswold sec'y, of. over Wells-
Fargo's, Va

Wakefield, V. D. 1000 ft. J. S. Fried sec'y, 25 n C. Va
Wall Street, G. H. Dist. 1600 ft. D. F. Hodges sec'y, 8 s C. Va
Walter Scott, D. G. Dist. 1800 sh. C. V. Boisot sec'y, of. S. C
Warren, Mt. W. Dist, 1800 sh. M. Mygatt sec'y, of. over Wells-
Fargo's, Va
Washing, C. Dist. 1600 sh. W. Hunt sec'y, of. Am. City
Washington, Va. Dist. 5400 sh. T. G. Murphy sec'y, of. Union Block,-

Taylor, Va
Washington, Grt. Eastern Ledge, G. Aithenson sec'y, of. S. F. or D.

H. Gray, Va
Washoe Zephyr, A. F. Dist. 1000 sh. W. Bremner sec'y, 24 s C. Va
Washoe, E. Bond sec'y, of. Va

Washoe Salt Mining Co., H. L. Blodgett sec'y, P. O. Building, Va
W. B. Astor, J. T. Steele sec'y, of. Va

Weal Chance, F. Dist. F. A. Brewer sec'y, 40 Mont. Block, S. F
Wealth Co., F. Dist. F. A. Brewer sec'y, Mont. Block, S. F
Well Co., H. H. Flagg sec'y, of. at P. 6., G. H

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MINING DIRECTORY. 373

West Burning Moscow, Va, Dist. 1400 sh. V. Ressayer sec'y, 115 n B.

Va
Wost Gold Hill. G. H. Dist. 1600 sh. W. Hunt sec'y, of. Am. City
West Point, Am. Flat, 1800 ft. W. E. Hale sec'y, of. Wells- Fargo's
White & Murphy, J. P. Nourse sec'y, 620 Washington, S. F
White & Sanders, E. Bond, secy, of Va
White Cloud, A. Johnson sec'y, 625 Clay, S. F
White Dove Con., G. H. Dist. 1200 ft. J. Loryea sec'y, 17 n C. Va
Whitman, I. S. Dist. T. W. Colburn sec'y, Montgomery, S. F
Wide Awake, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. A. Lukin sec'y, G. 11
Wisconsin Con., G. H. Dist. 2500 ft. G. G. Burnett sec'y, of. Maynard's

Block, G. H
Wimmer, Va. Dist, 1000 sh. W. W. Price sec'y, 37 s C. Va
Wm. Penn, Va. Dist. 1300 sh. J. M. Gearhart sec'y, 13 of. Taylor's

Building, Va
William Penn, D. G. Dist. H. M. Toomy sec'y. Express Building, S. F
Willow Springs, E. Dist. J H, Sayre sec'y, 406 Montgomery, S. F
Winegardner, G. H. Dist. 1000 ft. W. A. M, Van Bokkelen sec'y, 22

s C. \ a
Winfield Scott, C, C Harvey sec'y, of Va

Winnemucca, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. J. T. McMahon sec'y, of. s C. Va
Winond, I. S. Dist. 2000 ft. G. W. Turney sec'y, of Maynard's Block,

G. H
Wisconsin, J. Clement sec'y. Metropolitan Block, S. F
Woodruff, G. Clark sec'y, of. G. H
Woodstock, W, K. Cutler sec'y, of. Va

Yankee Jim, F. D. 2400 ft. A. S. Arrington sec'y, 14 n C. Va

Yellow Jacket S. Hyatt sec'y, of. at the mine, G. H

Yolo, G. H. Dist. 1200 sh. C. B. Hammond, sec'y, 110 s C. Va

Yolo, C. Dist. 1400 sh. B. F, Moses sec'y, 26 n C. Va

York, Va. Djst. 1250 sh. A. C. Chapman sec'y, 4 n B. Va

Yosemite Con., G. W. Kinzer sec'y, 56 Merchant, S. F

Young, W, P. Wilder sec'y, Roe's Building, B. Va

Young Co., G. H, Dist. 2400 sh. J. L. Moore sec'y, 10 s B. Va

Yuba, T. McCallan sec'y, 622 Clay, S. F

Yuba. P. Dist. P. Ketcham sec'y, of G. H

Yuba, B. S. S. Dist. M, Thomson sec'y, at Stateler & Arrington's

Bank, Va
Yucatan & Mary Annie, D. G. 2400 sh. L. E. Bulkely sec'y, of. 41 s

B. Va

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AND WHOLESALE

FLOUR AND GRAIN WAREHOUSE.

FR.OTVT ST,, S-A^CI^A-IMEIVTO.

And Central Pacific Rail Road Depot, Newcastle ; also,

SacrameHto Valley Rail Road Depot, Folsom,
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Special attention will be given to

RECESV8NC AND FORWARDING

TO ALL PARTS OF THE STATE,

Having had a long experience in this branch of business, and being acquainted

with all Teamsters loading here and at the Railroad Terminus, he is

warranted in assuring shippers that their goods will be shipped

AT THE LOWEST RULISG RITES OF FREIdHT!

His facilities for carrying on the FORWARDING BUSINESS are unsur-
passed, as he is in connection with responsible Houses at all the
pFiAcipal points in the country.

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THE PASSENGER TRAINS

Will leave the Depot at the foot of K Street, Sacramento, at 6^ A. M,

1 P. M., and 5 P. M. [Sundays excepted.]
Folsom for Sacramento at 7 A. M., 12 M. and 5^ P. M. [Sundays
excepted.

Will leave Sacramento at 6 J A. M.
Will leave Folsom at 12 M.

Places to and from which Stages run in connection with the Cars =

Stages connect at Fulsom. i

JSac. and Coloma Line.

Mormon Island,

Boiling Hills,

Joe Taylor's or Wilkshaw's,

Green s^^irings,

Pleasant Grove,

White Oak Flat,

Somerset House,

Cold Springs— Sipp at Snvierset

Union Town, [House

Coloma,

Spanish Flat — three miles from

Coloma — Ticktt to Cnlnma.
Kellej's and American Flat — two

miles from Coloma — Ticket

to Coloma.

Sac. and Georgetown
Line.

Salmon Falls,
Centerville,
Maine Bar,
Pilot Hill,

Oak Valley, or Bailey's,
Knickerbocker Rancli,
Murdtrer's Vat, Slop at K Ranch.
Greenwood Valley,
Georgetown.

Stages connect at Folsom.

Sac. and Jackson Line

Micbijjau Bar,
Arkansas Diggings,
Forest Home,
Willow Springs,
Drytown,
Amador,
■^utter,
Fiddletown,
Volcano,
.Jackson,
.Mokelurane Hill,
Butte City.

Stages connect at Folsom,

Sacramento,

Placerville and Overland.

"Washoe Line. .

Mormon Tavern.

Clarkesville, or Spanish Tavern,

iiuroc Ranch,

,'rairie House,

Buckey Klat ,

-:l Dorado Ranch,

■liingle ."Springs,

■.lud Springs,

Diamond Springs,

l^lacerville, or Hangtown,

[,ake Bigler,

Van .'-ickles,

iienoa,

Carson City,

DHyton,

Silver City,

(Jold Hill,

Virginia,

Aurora,

Esmeralda,

WASHOE. , ,
jg®"" Logtow.i and Newtown
Passengers Ticketed to Mud
-Springs, and Grizzly Flat Pas-
sengers to Diamond Springs.

S. V. R. R. Office, Sacramento,

Jd.ne 14th, lfe6i.

J. P. ROBmSON, Supt.

The 6>^ A. M. train out from Sacramento, connects with the Stages for all of the above named
Places, and Passengers procuring Tickets at the Ticket Office of the Railroad, under the What Cheer
House, will be sent through the same day.

The Stages run from the above named places, to connect with the 12?.I. Train from Folsom,
arriving in Sacramento one hour before the San Francisco Boat leaves.

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Truckee Meadows,
Dutch Flat,
Illinoistown,
Nevada,

Grass Valley,
Auburn,

Sacramento,
San Ft*ancisco.

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Dealers ul School Sooks and Cheap Publications.

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MINING DIEECTORY.

HODGE & WOOD, Wlioleeale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F^

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FORWARDINfi & COMMISSION

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AND WHOLESALE

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109 AND 111 FROPT STKEET, SACRAMENTO,

AND CENTRAL TACIFIC RAIL ROAD DEPOT, NEW CASTLE.

Special attention will be given to receivinp- and forwarding
Merchandise to all parts of the State and Nevada Territory, by
the most favorable route.

Mark Goods ''Care EAUL, Sacramento."

W. L. PERKINS,

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Mark Your Freight "Care W. L. P."

Pai'ties desirous of sending freight to any portion of Nevada Terri-
tory, either as an Agent, or Contractor, can make as advantageous
arrangements by addressing or calling upon the Undersigned, at his
office. No. 404 Front Strct. San Francisco, and liave their business
attended to with as mtioh Dispatch, and at as Low Rates, as by any
other Forwarding House in the Stale.

W. L. PERKINS.
Office No. 404 FRONT STREET, San Francisco,
Warehouses at Freeport- Sacramento and Folsom.

Dealers in Every Variety of Staple and Fancy Stationery.

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MIXING DinECTOKY,

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PIONEER EXPRESS,

Connecting with relial)le EXPRESSES for all parts of the

Territory, California,

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LEAVES VIRGINIA CITY, N. T., EVERY DAY AT 4 O'CLOCK
A. M., AiND FORWARD

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Particular attention paid to making collections, and do a

OFFICE IN ENTERPRISE BUILDING,

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VIRGINIA CITY, N. T.
, LA.lSraTOISJ & GO'S STA.GE

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Gold Hill, Silver City, Empire City and Carson City.
Leaves Virginia Office at 9 o'clock A. M. for the above named places.

Returning, Leaves Carson City at 2 o'clock P. M.
Blank Books of aU Descriptions Made to Order.

382 MINING DIRECTORY.

WELLS, FARGO & CO.,

EXPRESS AND BANKING COMFY

CAPITAL, r^^r^ r ^.^ $1,000,000.

FORWARD REGULARLY TO ALL PARTS OF
California, Oregon, Nevada, Utah and Washington Terri-
tories, the Atlantic States and Europe.

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On all the principal Cities and Towns of the Atlantic States ;
the Union Bank, London, and the Royal Bank, Dublin.

SHIP TREASURE, PACKAGES, ETC.,

At the Lowest Rates, to all parts of the World.

Make Collections and attend to Commissioris for the Purchase of Goods.

LOUIS McLANE, General Agent, San Francisco, Cal.

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Offices in GENOA, CARSON CITY, SILVER CITY, GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA CITY, DAYTON and AURORA.

R. A. SWAIN & CO.

Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

,Crocker]], (ilass WMt,

WHITE AND DECORATED CHINA,

Plated and Britaniiia "W^are,

Cutlery, Kerosene Oil and Lamps, Lanterns,

IsToirtla Estst Ooi-an.e.->i%

Sansoixie and Pine Streets,

(Sign of the Big Pitcher,)

SAF FRASrCISCO.

H0I)O£ & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., 6. F^

MINING DIRECTORY.

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513 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCiSCO,

122 J STREET,
SACRAMENTO.

IMPORTERS OF

FINE ENGLISH SHOT GUNS,

All kinds of Sporting Material and Apparatus. Also, for sale, a large asf^ortment
of American Hunting and Target Rifles, of the most celebrated makers. Henry's,
Spencer's, Colt's and Sharps' Repeating Rifles, Coil's, Smith's & Wesson's,
Remington's, Dean & Adams', and all the latest improved Pistols of the day at
the Lowest Ca?h Prices, A chcdcc assortment of the Improved Breech-loading, as
well as the old style of Derlngers, constantly on hand,

N. B.— Rifles, Shotguns and Pistols made to order, and nil kinds of Repairing
done by First Class workmen. Orders promptly attended to both at Sacramento
and San Francisco. We are the Authorized Agents of the Pacific for the sale of
the celebrated Greener Guns,

P'OX «fe CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

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ERASMUS ^VATTS,

216 SOUTH C STKEET,

"Virgii-xia. Oity, IST. T.

ACNEW & DEFFEBACH,

Sll Sai\.«oii:ie Street, tSa-ii Francisco.

Dealers in Blank Books, Legal and Commercial Blanks,

384 MINTXG DTRECTORY.

JOHN TAYLOR,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Assayers' Articles, Corks, Twine, etc.
^Vv^^SHINQTOlSr STREET

A full assortment of Crucibles, Furnaces, Muffles, Cupels, Test Tubes. Also Soda Stock, Labels, &c

UNION SALT WORKS.

SALT MERCHANT.

KEEPS CONST ATLY ON HAND ALL KINDS OF

Table, Dairy, Miners and Packers Salt,

ISO. 333 mOlVT' STREET,

(between Clay and Commercial,) SAN FRANCISCO.
ALL OHDKRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

MECHANICS' MILLS,

SOUTH D STREET,

VIRGINIA CITY, N. T.

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Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldin<is, Siding, Flooring and Dressed Lumber.
Also, Turning of all kinds.

W. H. VANDUYN & CO., PROPRIETORS .

HODGE & WOOD, Wholesale Stationers, 418 & 420 Clay St., S. F.,

MI\IN(; DIRECTORY,

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Dealers in School Books and Cheap Public itious.

386

MlNINfi DIRECTORY.

J. K. PRIOR,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

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730 MONTGOMERY STREET,

Near Jackson, opposite Metropolitan Theatre,

Piincy and Plain Wash Basins, Marble Slabs, Silver Plated
Cocks, Zinc and Planished Copper Bath Tubs, Sheet Zinc, Sheet
Lead, Lead Pipe. Galvanized and Plain Iron Pipe and Fittino-s,
for Gas, Steam and Water, Rubljcr Hose, Gas, Steam and Water
Cocks.

MEDAL AND MONITOR RANGES,

J^^t" Gas and Steam Fitting and Plumbing in all its Branclies. ■ !S3v^

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